use xlup and offset in a range of cells

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Bill W W

Every week i get a new spreadsheet with a new number of rows based o
current data. I need to set some filters in that spreadsheet and the
copy the remaining data in that column. i need to use the results of th
very last row with data as a variable and then substitute it into
range.select statement so i don't have to change the range every time
run the macro, it would be set for me using xlup and offset. I'm sur
this can be done i just can't seem to get the syntax right. Pleas
Advise.. Thank
 
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GS

Every week i get a new spreadsheet with a new number of rows based on
current data. I need to set some filters in that spreadsheet and then
copy the remaining data in that column. i need to use the results of
the very last row with data as a variable and then substitute it into
a range.select statement so i don't have to change the range every
time i run the macro, it would be set for me using xlup and offset.
I'm sure this can be done i just can't seem to get the syntax right.
Please Advise.. Thanks

It would be easier to help you if you post your code...

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