Range selection VBA

Mr2017

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Hi

I'm trying to select a range in VBA (from cell A2 to M2 down to the bottom of the range of data), but the Sub is going to the bottom of column A instead of selecting the range.

Can someone please clarify why?

I used this code:

Code:
Sub R1()


Range("A2:m2").End(xlDown).Select


End Sub
 

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It sounds like you do not have any data in column A beyond row 2.
Is there some column that will ALWAYS have a data entry for all rows that contain data?
 
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Note that if you are just trying to select the whole range, and there are no "gaps" in your data, you could just use Current Region, i.e.
Code:
Range("A2:M2").CurrentRegion.Select
 
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Hi Joe

Thanks for the prompt response.

There actually is data in every row in column A.

If you look at this sample of data, which has data in cells A1:C4, the same thing happens ie the Sub goes to the end of the data in column A, instead of selecting the range A2:C4 (the Sub has been modified to go up to column C to answer your question, with a simple example)
Code:
Sub test()


Range("A2:c2").End(xlDown).Select


End Sub
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Because that code is just selecting a single cell, not an entire range.
Try:
Code:
Range("A2:C" & Range("A2").End(xlDown).Row).Select
 
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Thanks Joe.

Apologies for the delay in responding. Some other things came up.
 
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