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Thanks for your help.
Is it also possible to put these 2 lines of code globally/public so I don't have to repeat them in all Sub's. Code:
Set tblColumns = ActiveCell.ListObject.ListColumns Set ACRow = ActiveCell.EntireRow |
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Sure but if you've got multiple tables you'll need to update tblcolmns anyway, and if the active cell is likely to move row, which by definition it is, your going to have to update that too.
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