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try:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42428051-1">Set IntColumn = Range(ColumnLetter &amp; &quot;:&quot; &amp; LastRow)</code></pre>
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try:



Set IntColumn = Range(ColumnLetter & ":" & LastRow)

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I got a run time error 1004 <br />
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What should I do?
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I got a run time error 1004

What should I do?

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When you have separate Column and Row variables, I generally find it easier to use and understand if I use the Cells method...<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42428067-1">Set IntColumn = Cells(RowIndex:=LastRow, ColumnIndex:=ColumnLetter)</code></pre>
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Note that ColumnIndex accepts either numbers or string (text) representations.
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When you have separate Column and Row variables, I generally find it easier to use and understand if I use the Cells method...



Set IntColumn = Cells(RowIndex:=LastRow, ColumnIndex:=ColumnLetter)


Note that ColumnIndex accepts either numbers or string (text) representations.

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This works !!!<br />
Thanks
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@Ryan Chong Thank you! <br />
@Wayne Taylor (webtubbs) <br />
Your code works as well thank you
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@Ryan Chong Thank you!
@Wayne Taylor (webtubbs)
Your code works as well thank you

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The user can input a column letter <br />
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How can I set the range if the user has already inputted a column letter<br />
I have pasted my code here in which I set the range to the column letter that the user inputted up to its last row<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29077238-1">Dim IntColumn
    
     ColumnLetter = Application.InputBox(prompt:=&quot;Enter Column Letter &quot;, Type:=2)
    
    With ActiveSheet
     LastRow = .Cells.Find(&quot;*&quot;, , xlValues, xlWhole, xlByRows, xlPrevious, False).Row
    End With
    
    Set IntColumn = Range(&quot;ColumnLetter:LastRow&quot;)
    </code></pre>
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The user can input a column letter 

How can I set the range if the user has already inputted a column letter
I have pasted my code here in which I set the range to the column letter that the user inputted up to its last row

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How can I set the range using the users column letter input?

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