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Alisya

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Hi, is there a better way of showing this?

With .Range("C:C")
.Cut Range("G:G")
End With
.Range("C:C").Delete
 

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At first sight, yes bizarre. That's because of the With .Range("C:C"). This should do what you want:

Code:
Sub test()
With ActiveSheet
    .Columns("C").Cut Destination:=.Range("G1")
    .Columns("C").Delete
End With
End Sub
 
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