I am currently using the below code to add a line break to cell data in column C and copy it to column K. I need to apply line breaks to a range of data. I have 1000 rows of
A couple of things:
Try this:
Sub Macro
Dim WS As Worksheet
Dim Stem As Range
Dim R2 As Range
Dim Rng as Range
Set WS = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1")
Set Stem = WS.Range("C2", Cells(WS.Range("C2").End(xlDown).Row, WS.Range("C2").Column))
Set R2 = WS.Range("K2", Cells(Stem.End(xlDown).Row, WS.Range("K2").Column))
R2.Value = Stem.Value
'New Code
For Each Rng In R2
Rng.Value = Rng.Value & Chr(10) & ""
Next Rng
'Old Code: R2.End(xlDown) = R2.End(xlDown) & Chr(10) & ""
End Sub
What this does is first sets the worksheet you're using. Then, you set your working range (Stem) using the Range(cell1, cell2) format. Cell1 I defined as "C2". The next expression there is using the Cells() function. It is the VBA equivalent of being in "C2" and hitting Ctl+Down, then seeing what row you're in.
Then, I set your destination range, R2, in a similar manner, but I used the Stem range to determine how large it should be.
Finally, to get an accurate copy your destination range must be the same size as your from range. The .value to .value expression pastes the data. Then, your extra characters are added on to your new data field.
Something to keep in mind with .End(xlDown)... if you have blank rows in the middle of your data it will stop there, not go all the way down to the end. Hope this helps!
EDIT:
The For Each
loop will go through every range (i.e. cell) in your destination range, R2, and add your new characters. Hope that fits better for you.