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Alex has attended:
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Selecting a single column in the current region

I can select a whole current region by using activecell.currentregion.select.

But how can I select only one of the columns or rows of the current region?

RE: Selecting a single column in the current region

Hi Alex

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you but our offices have been closed over Christmas. We our now processing all of our forum posts, so we will get back to shortly with an answer for you question.

Thanks

David

RE: Selecting a single column in the current region

try inserting Range("A:A").Select into your code

 

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