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    For Loop

    Here i am again with another problem, I am trying to copy a range of cells from 1 worksheet into another, and i am trying to do this in dynamic mode.
    here is my coding that obviously doesn't work, I surrounded the code that does not work with >>> <<<<
    Legend, Cnt1 points to the current rows and w2_tCol points to the ending column represented in number like column g = 7
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    Re: For Loop

    range cells should be in this format
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    Re: For Loop

    attach a sample workbook and provide explanation of your needs.

    you're supposed to wrap the code as well, don't just type or paste it in the body of the message.

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    Re: For Loop

    Hello teachMeExcel,

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