
Download the Excel file to follow along:
In this video I explain different techniques in VBA to copy a range of cells from one workbook to another. You will learn the regular Range.Copy method, and I also explain how to copy paste values only.
I also explain how to do a dynamic copy & paste, where the copy range changes every week. You might be exporting data and not sure how many rows you need to copy. I explain how to use VBA to find the last used row and reference the dynamic range.
I also explain how to copy data below the last used row in the destination sheet. This allows for a fully automated copy and paste to add or append data to an existing data table or range.
Additional resources mentioned in the video:
Video series on 3 ways to Copy/Paste with VBA:
Video series on 3 ways to Find the Last Used Row/Column with VBA:
Video series on The Personal Macro Workbook:
VBA Context Assumptions (how to reference workbooks and sheets):
ðIf you're new to VBA then checkout my free upcoming webinar on The 7 Steps to Getting Started with Macros & VBA.
ðRegister here:
0 Comments