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    Select large non-contiguous range

    I have two non-adjacent columns with 7620 items in each. How can I select columns this long faster than scrolling down 7620 rows while holding the shift key? Is there a way to just specify the range of each column, using
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    for example to do a scatter plot?
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    Select A1, Ctrl+Shift+Down, hold down the Ctrl key, select G1, Ctrl+Shift+Down

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    shg,

    Thank you very much! I just registered today and that was my very first thread. I was very excited to get a reply back so soon. I can see why the thread title is better with your editing. I had read the rules on titles but I'm sure will learn a lot from those who have done this more.

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    Selecting Non contiguous range

    HI

    You could code it in VBA with something like the following

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    To use the code it must be placed in A module in the VBE, press Alt + F11 to bring up the Visual Basic Editor , right click anywhere in the VBAProject for the relevant workbook and select Insert/Module. The code can now be pasted into the module.

    To simplify things you could assign a shortcut key

    Press Alt + F8 to bring up the macro dialog
    Select the macro
    Click on options
    Then enter whatever letter suits you and click OK
    Close the macro dialog and press Ctrl + the designated letter, the macro should now execute.

    If this is a bit unclear I will explain in more detail.

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    You're welcome.

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