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I have a file which has a summary sheet and a daily sheet. At the end of
each day I want to copy the data from the daily sheet to the summary sheet and use a macro to do this. My problem is that each day the number of rows I need to copy will vary. The columns will remain the same. Is there a way to instruct the macro to select all the cells in the current range and for that to have a varying number of rows? If I can do this by recording the action it would be easier for me. |
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use something like this
slastrow=cells(rows.count,"a").end(xlup).row dlastrow=sheets("summary").cells(rows.count,"a").e nd(xlup).row range("a2:x" & slastrow).copy sheets("summary").range("a" & dlastrow) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Mary Ann" wrote in message ... I have a file which has a summary sheet and a daily sheet. At the end of each day I want to copy the data from the daily sheet to the summary sheet and use a macro to do this. My problem is that each day the number of rows I need to copy will vary. The columns will remain the same. Is there a way to instruct the macro to select all the cells in the current range and for that to have a varying number of rows? If I can do this by recording the action it would be easier for me. |
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Thanks I'll try this
"Don Guillett" wrote: use something like this slastrow=cells(rows.count,"a").end(xlup).row dlastrow=sheets("summary").cells(rows.count,"a").e nd(xlup).row range("a2:x" & slastrow).copy sheets("summary").range("a" & dlastrow) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Mary Ann" wrote in message ... I have a file which has a summary sheet and a daily sheet. At the end of each day I want to copy the data from the daily sheet to the summary sheet and use a macro to do this. My problem is that each day the number of rows I need to copy will vary. The columns will remain the same. Is there a way to instruct the macro to select all the cells in the current range and for that to have a varying number of rows? If I can do this by recording the action it would be easier for me. |
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Mary Ann
You can try this macro. Sub select_range() Dim someCells As Range With ActiveSheet.UsedRange Range("A1").Select Set someCells = ActiveSheet.Range(ActiveCell, _ .Cells(.Cells.Count)) End With someCells.Copy Destination:=Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A1") End Sub Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 04:41:02 -0800, "Mary Ann" wrote: I have a file which has a summary sheet and a daily sheet. At the end of each day I want to copy the data from the daily sheet to the summary sheet and use a macro to do this. My problem is that each day the number of rows I need to copy will vary. The columns will remain the same. Is there a way to instruct the macro to select all the cells in the current range and for that to have a varying number of rows? If I can do this by recording the action it would be easier for me. |
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