VBA Copy and Paste Question

WWII_Buff

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I want to copy the contents of a range as long as the number of cells in the column have data. Starting from Column D1.

Here is my code:

Worksheets("DATASHEET").Range("D1:BD" & LastRow).Copy

However, the code is copying from A1 vs D1, any suggesting please?

Thanks.
 

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Do you have any merged cells?
 
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Then that's probably the problem.
Best bet is to remove them, merged cells are a PITA & I avoid them like the plague.
If you are merging cells in a row have a look at this
 
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Ah! So you just taught me that there is a way to center text without merging columns! Outstanding! Thank you so much! :)
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback
 
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