Easier way to select multiple columns in excel

ERed1

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Hi all,

So I am writing a code to select multiple columns. Here is what my code would look like:
Code:
Columns("B:B")...
 Columns ("E:E")...
 Columns ("H:H")...

Is there an easier way of selecting all of those with only one "Columns"? The ... is there just for the example.

Thanks in advance.
 

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Try:
Code:
Range("B:B, E:E, H:H").Select
 
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