missouridawg
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I have a worksheet in which I want to make 300 copies of the same exact page and simply paste them below each other. Rows 1 through 47 (columns A through F) is exactly 1 page of data when printed on 8.5" x 11" paper. I want to write a script that copies that first page and pastes it directly below itself.
Page 2 would start on row 48. (1*47+1)
Page 3 would start on row 95 (2*47+1)
Page 4 would start on row 142 (3*47+1)
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Page 300 would start on row 14101 (300*47+1)
While I am familiar with FOR loops and can set those up to do the counting in this kind of scenario, I'm having issues with converting a cell locator reference to a countable/iterative entity.
The code I'm pasting below selects the first page and copies it to the second page. How do I convert the ("A1:F47") portion of that code into using variables that can be iterated against in a FOR loop?
Range("A1:F47").Select
Selection.Copy
Range("A48").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
I have a worksheet in which I want to make 300 copies of the same exact page and simply paste them below each other. Rows 1 through 47 (columns A through F) is exactly 1 page of data when printed on 8.5" x 11" paper. I want to write a script that copies that first page and pastes it directly below itself.
Page 2 would start on row 48. (1*47+1)
Page 3 would start on row 95 (2*47+1)
Page 4 would start on row 142 (3*47+1)
.
.
.
Page 300 would start on row 14101 (300*47+1)
While I am familiar with FOR loops and can set those up to do the counting in this kind of scenario, I'm having issues with converting a cell locator reference to a countable/iterative entity.
The code I'm pasting below selects the first page and copies it to the second page. How do I convert the ("A1:F47") portion of that code into using variables that can be iterated against in a FOR loop?
Range("A1:F47").Select
Selection.Copy
Range("A48").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
