Table Resize VBA

PhancyK

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Can't quite find what I want anywhere so I thought I would just ask. I'm looking to change the amount of rows in a table based on a cell value in I1.

The code I have now is:
Sub Resize()
Dim rng As Range
Dim tbl As Listobject

Set rng = Range("Table1[#All]").Resize(24,9)
Activesheet.List.Objects("Table1").Resize rng

End Sub


Is there a way to reference the number in cell I1 and use it in place of the 24 when resizing?
 

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Code:
Sub ResizeTable()
Dim rng As Range
Dim tbl As Listobject

Set rng = Range("Table1[#All]").Resize(Range("I1").Value,9)
Activesheet.List.Objects("Table1").Resize rng

End Sub
 
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