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October 15th, 2012, 12:30 PM
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Re: Help with VBA Excel Script
ActiveSheet.UsedRange gives you just what the name suggests. However, that may not be exactly what you want, since you seem to be wanting to exclude the first row. A range comprising the used range except for the first row can be obtained like this:
Code:
Dim rngYourRange As Range, rngUsed As Range
Set rngUsed = ActiveSheet.UsedRange
Set rngYourRange = ActiveSheet.Range("A2:" & Chr(64 + rngUsed.Columns.Count) & Mid(Str(rngUsed.Rows.Count), 2))
BTW, the better place to post questions about VBA, where it's more likely you get an answer, probably is the VB6 section, since VBA and VB6 are very similar.
Last edited by Eri523; October 15th, 2012 at 12:33 PM.
Reason: Code formatting
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