Av8tordude

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I'm using this code to clear a row (Column A - R), However, I like it to skip column "J"... Can someone assist. Thanks

Code:
ActiveCell.Resize(, 18).ClearContents
 

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Code:
Intersect(ActiveCell.EntireRow, Range("A:I,K:R")).ClearContents
 
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Works greats!!! Thank you for the quick response and your expertise.
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback
 
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Just to show there are usually multiple ways to do something in VBA, this should also work...

Range(Replace("A#:I#,K#:R#", "#", ActiveCell.Row)).ClearContents
 
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