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What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

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    What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

    Hi guys.

    I would like to move the ranges that are highlighted in yellow to the second sheet. NB! The coloring is only there to help you see what part I want to move. I don't want a search for yellow cells.

    I also want the ranges to be transposed and form one continuous range.

    Here is the code I have written. It works fine, but it's incredibly slow.

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    I was wondering what you guys think is the "best" or most efficient way to perform the task at hand?

    Also, if you have any tips or suggestions related to copying and pasting I would love to hear it. Don't be shy!

    If my explanation wasn't clear enough (probably wasn't) then just run the macro and you will see what I mean.

    Thanks a bunch!
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    Re: What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

    It can be done, but need clarification.
    The Uk heading starting at the top goes all the way down. When you say transpose, do all the data go on the same sheet in sequence. You have three sheets, so I do not know what would be the relevant of these sheets.

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    Re: What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

    Quote Originally Posted by AB33 View Post
    It can be done, but need clarification.
    The Uk heading starting at the top goes all the way down.
    Yes, I would like the macro to collect all the ranges. PS. "Uke" means week

    Quote Originally Posted by AB33 View Post
    When you say transpose, do all the data go on the same sheet in sequence. You have three sheets, so I do not know what would be the relevant of these sheets.
    Yes, all on the same page. In my macro above, I put all of them in Sheet(2)

    Thank you for your time!

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    Re: What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

    Try this one

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    Re: What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

    Thanks AB33.

    It's great to see different approaches on things.

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    Re: What is the most efficient way to copy, paste and transpose values between worksheets?

    You are welcome!

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