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    Question Copy and Paste a Range of Columns/Rows into the next open column

    Hi, my excel sheet tracks a person's completion percentage for a set of skills. Basically, I want to be able to add a macro button to "add a person" to the next open column.

    I need to copy columns G:K and paste to the next open column to the right (the first person would be pasted into L:P).

    Help! I have attached the Excel sheet for reference.
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    Re: Copy and Paste a Range of Columns/Rows into the next open column

    Try this:

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    Re: Copy and Paste a Range of Columns/Rows into the next open column

    Okay thanks, that works but not entirely what I want. When I use this, it copies all of the data vs. a blank sheet. For example, if I fill in some of the data for the first person, it will copy that inputted data. I still want the formula copied, but not the actual data.

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    Re: Copy and Paste a Range of Columns/Rows into the next open column

    Have you considered changing your formulas to relative versus absolute? This will allow the formulas to react to appropriately. If you are unfamiliar with Relative vs Absolute then look here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...010342940.aspx

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