select range

k_babb

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hi can someone help with a macro that just copies the used range on the active sheet


also is the away to code the macro to work with ctrl + S without using the view macro option to set it so in other words its actually written into the code
 

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1)
Code:
sub copyUsedRange()
activesheet.usedrange.copy
end sub

2) yes, but don't do it, this is what people expect to use for saving their work! You could assign shift + ctrl + C (for copy) instead if you wanted. Once your macro is complete, use the macros menu on the toolbar to assign the shortcut key
 
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