HTML Code Test --- post23344

[DocAElstein]

' Slightly modified with lots of Comments
Sub RickRothsteinsConcatenatingBalls()
'NOTE: Change the ## A1 to the address of the top left cell of your
'existing data and change the '### G1 to the address of the top left cell where you want the converted table to go to.
**Const ExistingTableAnyCellLocation As String = "A1" '##
**Const NewTableLHCornerLocation As String = "G1" '###
**
**Dim SourceTableRange As Range 'Give a name and allow all methods and properties of range object to it
**Set SourceTableRange = Range(ExistingTableAnyCellLocation).CurrentRegion ' Give this a specific Range. CurrentRegiuon Property applied to a cell returns a complete range incorporating that cell and any ranges that it either is in or touches
**Dim SourceTableRangeTableRowsCount As Byte ' For a small Table allow it to hve up to 255 Rows
**Let SourceTableRangeTableRowsCount = SourceTableRange.Rows.Count ' This returns the number of rows in the original table

**Dim FinalTableFirstColumnRange As Range
**Set FinalTableFirstColumnRange = Range(NewTableLHCornerLocation).Resize(SourceTableRangeTableRowsCount) ' Here the resize Property applied to the Range G1 (or Cell G1 here) returns a range increased by the row number, that is to say a range equal to the first column
**
**SourceTableRange.Columns(1).Resize(, 2).Copy Destination:=FinalTableFirstColumnRange ' This is one way of copying the first two columns of the original table to The final table
**FinalTableFirstColumnRange.Columns(2).NumberFormat = "@" ' This gives a format to the second column in the final Table
**
**'FinalTableFirstColumnRange.Offset(0, 1) = _
**'Evaluate("IF(ROW()," & SourceTableRange.Columns(2).Address & "&"" - ""&" & SourceTableRange.Columns(3).Address & "&"" - ""&" & SourceTableRange.Columns(4).Address & ")")
**'FinalTableFirstColumnRange.Offset(0, 1) = _
**'Evaluate("** " & SourceTableRange.Columns(2).Address & "&"" - ""&" & SourceTableRange.Columns(3).Address & "&"" - ""&" & SourceTableRange.Columns(4).Address & "")
** FinalTableFirstColumnRange.Offset(0, 1) = _
****************Evaluate("** " & SourceTableRange.Columns(2).Address & "**** " & "&"" - ""&" & " " & SourceTableRange.Columns(3).Address & "**" & "&"" - ""&" & "" & SourceTableRange.Columns(4).Address & "")
**
**SourceTableRange.Columns(5).Copy Destination:=FinalTableFirstColumnRange.Offset(, 2) 'Column 5 of Original table is copied to column 3 of the Final table by setting the destination to 2 colums offset from the first column
**
**FinalTableFirstColumnRange.Cells(1, 0).Offset(0, 1).Value = "Numbers" ' The current heading in the second column is finally overwriten with "Numbers".**This is done here by putting the value"Numbers" in the cell which is offset by 1 column to the first cell in the Final Table First Column
End Sub 'RickRothsteinsConcatenatingBalls()
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