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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Excel » Range Copy Cut Paste 
Copy method can use an argument that represents the destination for the copied range.
 
Sub CopyRange()
    range("A1").Copy range("B1")
End Sub

 
Related examples in the same category
1. To copy a range to a different worksheet or workbook, simply qualify the range reference for the destination.
2. Copying a variably sized range
3. Copy method has one argument - the destination range for the copy operation
4. The Copy and Paste methods
5. Copy a range
6. Moving a range
7. Moving a range: move a range by cutting it to the Clipboard and then pasting it in another area
8. You can move a range with a single VBA statement
9. Copy method can use an argument for the destination range
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