Excel Macro To Copy Named Range 2 Cells Over

garen45

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Hi. I'm just new to VBA and I'm just wanted to see if someone can help me in writing a macro code for below:

I have two named ranges, one for the Scheduled times and one for the actual times (which are all 2 cells to the right) and pretty much want a code to copy all the contents of the named range for scheduled times two cells over into the actual times. Any help would be greatly appreciated,
 

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