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How to copy one column into another sheet?

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    How to copy one column into another sheet?

    Hi,

    As I am having difficulty using the search function, I need to ask this here.

    How can I copy a column into another sheet with a macro?

    "Copy column A of Sheet1 into column A of Sheet2"

    Column A of Sheet1 is a range of data to be manually input. And when I press the macro button, I want it to be copied on column A of sheet2. I am sure this can be done, but how? Thanks, in advance.
    Last edited by excelgenius; 11-16-2009 at 10:50 AM.

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    Re: How to copy one column into another sheet?

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    ..where destinationRange might be Worksheets("Sheet2").columns("A") or something.

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    Re: How to copy one column into another sheet?

    I used the code

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    and it worked as I needed. Thanks.

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    Re: How to copy one column into another sheet?

    I'd like to do a similar thing, but need the data from the first sheet to copy onto a new row in the other sheet each time the button is clicked, any suggestions?

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    Re: How to copy one column into another sheet?

    hi Parm1,

    Can you please start a new thread with your question?
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    2. Don't post a question in the thread of another member -- start your own thread. If you feel it's particularly relevant, provide a link to the other thread.
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