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Old 06-29-2012, 10:45 AM
KD999 KD999 is offline Macro to copy specific columns in Excel from another spreadsheet Windows XP Macro to copy specific columns in Excel from another spreadsheet Office 2007
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Default Macro to copy specific columns in Excel from another spreadsheet


I need a excel macro which will open another spreadsheet which has 21 columns and for each row select the data in Column C, I-N and then paste that information into another spreadsheet in particular columns:
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Spreadsheet 1********* Spreadsheet 2
C************************** A
I*************************** N
J*************************** O
K************************** P
L************************** Q
M************************** R
N************************** S*******
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On my second spreadsheet I’d like to default ‘/’ in the other columns if the cells in Column A are empty.
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