Selecting Complex Ranges In VBA

What if we want to select a range of cells that isn't continuous? Well in this video we will explore how to select more complex ranges of cells using VBA. Some of the topics we will cover are the following:

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[SuperTheKunal]

I like your perspective on understanding the viewer's mindset, simplifying ideas just enough to make them easy to understand and yes, interactive slides. Hard work shall pay off soon!

My two cents: Sub
Activesheet.Range("A1", Activesheet.Range("A"&Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Select
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