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    Use indirect to get range value

    I'm new to VBA macros and struggling with something that is probably very simple. I want to write a macro that copies a range from Sheet 1 to Sheet 2. The range in Sheet 1 always starts at "e5". The size of the range varies but is always i x i where the value of i is contained within a cell in Sheet 2. I think I should be able to use 'indirect' within 'range' to get the value for the upper bounds from the cell in Sheet 2 but can't seem to get it to work.

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    Re: Use indirect to get range value

    Hi

    This assumes that Sheet2!A1 contains the "i", and the output is going to sheet2!A3

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    Re: Use indirect to get range value

    Works perfectly! Many thanks.

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    Re: Use indirect to get range value

    @ rylo

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