Pasting copied columns in VBA

Mr2017

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  2. 2016
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Hi

I've written some VBA code which selects then deletes certain columns.

I then want to cut two columns and paste them at the end of the data.

I've written the code below, but Excel doesn't like the last line, where I've selected column U and attempted to paste the columns I'd just cut (columns H and I).

Any ideas why?

TIA


Sub ColumnChanges


Range("C:D,F:J,AB:AB").Select
Selection.Delete
Range("H:I").Cut
Range("U:U").PasteSpecial.Values


End Sub
 

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Code:
Sub ColChange()
    Range("C:D,F:J,AB:AB").Delete
    Range("H:I").Copy Range("U1")
    Columns("H:I").Clear
End Sub
 
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