Macro Recorder into VBA, Copy Paste Data Filled Cells

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Hi Everyone,

I have a macro recorder file that takes a selection of data, copies, then pastes into a new sheet on ("A2:B2")
The issue is my range will always differ for my data that I copy.
I have data sets in every 4 columns ("A:D"), ("E:H") and so on but I just want the data from ("A:B"), ("E:F") to copy into my new sheet ("A2:B2") without overwriting data.
My Macro recorder code is provided below:
Sub Testcopypaste()
'
' Testcopypaste Macro
'

'
Range("A2:B27").Select 'Selection of range ("A2:B27")
Selection.Copy 'Copy Selection Above ^
Sheets("PV LIST").Select 'Make "PV LIST" Active
Range("A2").Select 'Select Cell A2 on Tab PV LIST
ActiveSheet.Paste 'Paste selection ("A2:B27") into ("A2")
Sheets("LIST").Select 'Make Sheet "LIST" active
Range("E2:F24").Select 'Select Range ("E2:F24")
Selection.Copy 'Copy Selected Range ^
Sheets("PV LIST").Select 'Make Sheet "PV LIST" Active
Range("A28").Select 'Select Cell ("A28")
ActiveSheet.Paste 'Paste Range ("E2:F24") into cell ("A28")
Sheets("LIST").Select 'Make Sheet "LIST" active
Range("I2:J30").Select 'Select Range ("I2:J30")
Selection.Copy 'Copy Selected Range ^
Sheets("PV LIST").Select 'Make Sheet "PV LIST" active
Range("A51").Select 'Select Cell ("A51")
ActiveSheet.Paste 'Paste selected Range ("I2:J30")
Sheets("LIST").Select 'Make Sheet "LIST" Active
Range("M2:N21").Select 'Select Range[Cells] ("M2:N21")
Selection.Copy 'Copy Selected Range[Cells] above ^
Sheets("PV LIST").Select 'Make Sheet "PV LIST" Active
Range("A80").Select 'Select Cell ("A80")
ActiveSheet.Paste 'Paste Selected Range ("M2:N21")
End Sub
 
Clear contents should work.
I suspect that one of the cells did not get cleared from a previous run.
 
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VBA Code:
Sub Testcopypaste()
  Dim sh1 As Worksheet, sh2 As Worksheet
  Dim i As Long, lr1 As Long, lr2 As Long
  
  'Set each of the sheets to variables.
  Set sh1 = Sheets("List")
  Set sh2 = Sheets("PV LIST")
  
  'For each column of the source sheet, from column A and to the last column with data. Advance 4 in 4
  For i = 1 To sh1.Cells(1, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column Step 4
    'Find the last row with data from the columns to copy
    lr1 = sh1.Range(sh1.Cells(2, i), sh1.Cells(Rows.Count, i + 1)).Find("*", , xlValues, , xlByRows, xlPrevious).Row
    'Find the last row of column A to paste the next block
    lr2 = sh2.UsedRange.Rows(sh2.UsedRange.Rows.Count).Row + 1
    'Copy the data from the source sheet and paste into the destination sheet
    sh1.Range(sh1.Cells(2, i), sh1.Cells(lr1, i + 1)).Copy sh2.Range("A" & lr2)
  Next
End Sub
 
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