I would appreciate if someone can help me figure out a macro that will copy range (A3:T112) from "Step 1" sheet to next available row in "Step 2" sheet.
I would appreciate if someone can help me figure out a macro that will copy range (A3:T112) from "Step 1" sheet to next available row in "Step 2" sheet.
Last edited by koklok; 01-28-2009 at 05:37 PM.
Hello koklok,
Here is the code...
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Lieth Ross
Leith, unfortunately it's not working and I don't know what needs to be fixed.
I'm attaching an example and more details if that helps.
Thanks
Hello koklok,
This macro will paste only the values from the Range("A3:H6") on "Step 1" to the next empty row on "Step 2". Copy this code and paste it into a VBA module in your project.
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Leith Ross
Leith,
Thanks for your help but there seems to be a small glitch.
When range A3:H6 is pasted to sheet(step2), my last row has underscore in the last row and that's good, but when I run a macro for the 2nd time range pastes over the underscore.
So the bottom line is that every time I run a macro it pastes over the last row of previous macro.
I appreciate your help
Thanks
Hello koklok,
This should fix the problem...
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Leith Ross
Unfortunately it's still not working
Hello koklok,
When I run the macro below, the underscore is copied. Can you be more specific about the problem?
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Leith Ross
Ok, Leith
I see you made a little change and it's working now I appreciate your help.
Thanks
Capture.JPGHello Friends... I have similar problem where I need some help.
I want to write a macro which would first autofilter based on "1" and than copy the specific range from one sheet and paste it to the next available row of a different sheet.
I have written a very basic macro for it but what I was is a loop so it could perform the same fucntion for n number of time.
I am putting down example of the data
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