I would like to clear ALL (not delete) the content in a worksheet EXCEPT columns X, Y & Z (for example)? These columns are stored in a variable.
Yes, you clear two ranges:
This function does it:
Public Sub CustomClear()
Dim ws As Worksheet
Set ws = ActiveSheet
ws.Range(ws.Columns(1), ws.Columns(23)).Clear
ws.Range(ws.Columns(27), ws.Columns(ws.UsedRange.End(xlToRight).Column)).Clear
End Sub
Really interesting question -- and @SQLPolice's answer succinctly gets the job done. (+1 on that by the way.)
Here's another option, which can handle Range
variables that start / stop in columns other than Range("X:Z")
:
Option Explicit
Public Sub ClearRangesBeforeAndAfter()
Dim rngToKeep As Range, rngToClear As Range
Dim lngColNum As Long
Dim wks As Worksheet
Set wks = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets(1) '<~ assume we're on Sheet1
With wks
Set rngToKeep = .Range("W:Z") '<~ this is the example range from OP
'
'Or, we could pick any other group of continuous columns, like:
'
'Set rngToKeep = .Range("B:D")
'Set rngToKeep = .Range("H:Z")
'Set rngToKeep = .Range("A:AZ")
'First, find the farthest-left border of the "keep" range
'by leveraging the relative nature of rngToKeep.Cells
lngColNum = rngToKeep.Cells(1, 1).Column
'Now we can clear everything up to that border
If lngColNum > 1 Then
Set rngToClear = .Range(.Columns(1), .Columns(lngColNum - 1))
rngToClear.Clear
End If
'Then, find the farthest-right border of the "keep" range
'and clear the remaining cells
lngColNum = rngToKeep.Offset(0, rngToKeep.Columns.Count).Column
Set rngToClear = .Range(.Columns(lngColNum), _
.Columns(.Columns.Count))
rngToClear.Clear
End With
End Sub
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