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Label multiple columns macro

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    Label multiple columns macro

    Hi there -
    I would like to create a simple macro that allows me to assigns names to a range of consecutive columns (i.e) the names would be in Row 1 for each column. While I still would have to spell out the names somewhere (such as flower, stone, brick - they are not numbered in any way), is there a relatively condensed way to achieve this?
    Thanks!!

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    Re: Label multiple columns macro

    Hi, Try:-
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    Re: Label multiple columns macro

    Hi Mick -
    thanks for your help. That code only labels the first column ...?

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    Re: Label multiple columns macro

    Hi, The code should have a "1" add as below , as the array starts at "0".
    That aside if you copy the code and run it it should fill columns "A to E".
    It certainly worked when I copied back from the thread. !!!
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