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copying and pasting ranges

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    copying and pasting ranges

    I need to know how to copy and paste ranges. As some who follow this board may know, I am attempting to combine a whole lot of old Amsterdam stock exchange info into one book. I got some good code from a kind poster here to create a list style calendar. Now I need some code to match the data up to the code generated calendar:

    before:
    1 1 1700 1 1 1700 1.048
    1 2 1700 1 3 1700 1.056
    1 3 1700 1 5 1700 1.036
    1 4 1700 1 6 1700 1.056
    1 5 1700 1 7 1700 1.076
    1 6 1700 1 8 1700 1.046
    1 7 1700 1 9 1700 1.050
    1 8 1700
    1 9 1700

    after:
    1 1 1700 1 1 1700 1.048
    1 2 1700
    1 3 1700 1 3 1700 1.056
    1 4 1700
    1 5 1700 1 5 1700 1.036
    1 6 1700 1 6 1700 1.056
    1 7 1700 1 7 1700 1.076
    1 8 1700 1 8 1700 1.046
    1 9 1700 1 9 1700 1.050

    so it would be something like:

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    I think I need something like that anyway.

    Thanks.
    Last edited by rylo; 04-27-2008 at 10:12 PM.

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    Hi


    Firstly, can you please remember to wrap your code - even pseudo code such as yours. Select the code, then press the # icon and it will provide the wrapping.

    I'm not sure of the other nuances of your data, but try the code below.

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