Select to the last column -1, VBA

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Assuming you start from Selected Cell... Paste this in Sheet code module that you want to affect.
VBA Code:
Sub SelectCells()
Range(Selection, Me.Columns.End(xlToRight).Offset(0, -1)).Select
End Sub
 
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when I run the macro

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If that code does what you want, then there is no need for either 'Me' or 'ActiveSheet' since any selection can only be on the active sheet. This would do the same thing

VBA Code:
Sub SelectCells()
Range(Selection, Columns.End(xlToRight).Offset(0, -1)).Select
End Sub

Keep in mind too that you rarely need to actually select any range to work with it and selecting slows your code.
 
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