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understanding code .cells().resize() ect.

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    understanding code .cells().resize() ect.

    Hi, I am really new at understanding code, I am getting a book for christmas, but in the mean time could someone help me understand what is happening here?

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    Specifically, how does this section work? What does resize mean, what does offset do?

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    I am trying to learn how those parts of the code work becaues I need to move the stuff around. My "current" is in column A, but my numbers do not start until column G

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    Hello caliskier,

    Resize is a Range property that extends the current Range by the number of rows, and columns supplied as arguments and returns a Range object. OK, in simple terms...
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    Offset allows you to calculate a new address using a cell as a reference. Again, we have the Row and Column arguments. These determine which direction to move...
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    If the Row or Column argument is omitted or a zero, the current number of rows or columns stay the same.

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    Thank you, that is very helpful, this has been so confusing to me. Hoping to get some books for Christmas.

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