Copy Named Range Below last row of data

Papi

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What is the best way to copy a named range (A16:T16) callded "Formula_Row" to the row below that last row with data also starting in column A? It should copy the formulas as well.
 

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Fluff

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How about
Code:
Sub Copy_NRng()

    Range("Formula_Row").Copy Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1)

End Sub
 
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Fluff

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Not that I'm aware of. Is it not working for you?
 
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