Auto borders for different size data imports

Aeafa

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  2. 2007
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Hiya!

I have a macro that imports a set of data from a .txt report each day.
But I require the data to have all borders around the cells of data.
The only problem is that the data changes each day, so sometimes it could be 34 rows x 7 columns and other days it could be 102 rows x 7 columns. (just as an example)

How would I write it into the macro to put borders around all cells containing data??
I am so stuck!!

Thank you so so much in advance. :)
 

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Code:
Cells.Borders.LineStyle = xlNone
UsedRange.Borders.Weight = 2
 
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Thank you so so much! It worked fantastically. I really very much appreciate this. :D
 
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