Select range

wildpitch

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Help, please.
I've got a VB app that dumps two columns of text into an spreadsheet for formatting and tidying, before being copied back out to another app. Where I'm stuck is that it's a random ammount of text, ranging from 1 row up to 30, and always 2 columns. Everything works a treat whilst I have defined a range to select in the Excel macro. What I want to do is make the select range dynamic, so that if only 5 rows contain data, the macro only copies 5 rows. Anyone able to help please?

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Hi Wildpitch

Try this


Code:
Sheet1.Range("B1", Sheet1.Range("B65536").End(xlUp)).Copy Destination:= _
Sheet2.Range("A1")

Just change references to suit.
 
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