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Thank You! I didn't even know there was a 're-size' function. Pretty cool!
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Thank You! I didn't even know there was a 're-size' function. Pretty cool!

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What VBA code would I use to determine the new range if a user copied/pasted the range to a new location. (See Examples)<br />
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Example1:<br />
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Starting Range: C20:F30<br />
User Moves Range to: H4<br />
Solution: In this case, if the user cut C20:F30 and pasted it into cell H4 the new range would be: H4:K14.<br />
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Example2:<br />
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Starting Range: AB42:AD60<br />
User Moves Range to:DD50<br />
Solution in this case, if the user cut AB42:AD60 and pasted it to cell DD50 the new range would be: DD50:DF68<br />
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Example3:<br />
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Starting Range: AB42:AD60<br />
User Moves Range to:A7<br />
Solution in this case, if the user cut AB42:AD60 and pasted it to cell A7 the new range would be: A7:C25
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What VBA code would I use to determine the new range if a user copied/pasted the range to a new location. (See Examples)

Example1:

Starting Range: C20:F30
User Moves Range to: H4
Solution: In this case, if the user cut C20:F30 and pasted it into cell H4 the new range would be: H4:K14.

Example2:

Starting Range: AB42:AD60
User Moves Range to:DD50
Solution in this case, if the user cut AB42:AD60 and pasted it to cell DD50 the new range would be: DD50:DF68

Example3:

Starting Range: AB42:AD60
User Moves Range to:A7
Solution in this case, if the user cut AB42:AD60 and pasted it to cell A7 the new range would be: A7:C25

Excel VBA: New range if copied to new location.

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