Hello BJPhil,
I wrote the macro based on the sample workbook. In it, your column headers are all contiguous (no blank cells). This is how the macro determines the number of columns on the worksheet.
The number of rows is determined by the number of entries in column "A". The macro now knows the size of the range to examine. Only the output in "A11:E11" is fixed.
My assumption then is the output range "A11:E11" needs to be moved below the last row of data. Is that what you want?
Last edited by Leith Ross; 04-14-2014 at 02:19 PM.
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Leith Ross
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Leith,
Yes, that is correct. the output range needs to adjust depending on the number of rows.
the sheet that I'm trying to use this script on has some rows that contain 8 columns and some rows with data in 25 columns. I submitted the "sample" spreadsheet to convey the idea of what I was trying to accomplish. The sheet that I have has over 2,000 rows of data with variable number of columns for each row.
Hope this helps and I really appreciate your efforts.
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