Case is that:
I have two Ranges. both are Single columned
1- Range("A1:A10")
2- Range ("B20:B25")
I want to copy and paste them one after one into my bigger Range - Range("C1:C40")
-looping not prefered-
Any Experts to Help Me?
Thanks,
Case is that:
I have two Ranges. both are Single columned
1- Range("A1:A10")
2- Range ("B20:B25")
I want to copy and paste them one after one into my bigger Range - Range("C1:C40")
-looping not prefered-
Any Experts to Help Me?
Thanks,
Last edited by fulan; 05-19-2020 at 08:50 PM.
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Last edited by Sintek; 05-18-2020 at 07:43 AM.
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Hi Sintek,
Thanks for your reliable answer, it works, for me, like a charm.
But could i ask for another solution without looping and Range.copy method.
I am not only Curious. but I really wanted throughout my code to avoid them.
and I wont ask for more
Hope You will Reply Soon,
If your ranges are truly fixed as you show, then this would work...
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Last edited by Rick Rothstein; 05-20-2020 at 03:45 AM.
I really wanted throughout my code to avoid them.Avoiding loops and copy in VBA coding...good luck with that lol...I want to copy and paste them one after one
Last edited by Sintek; 05-20-2020 at 05:57 AM.
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