I have a table as a result of PowerQuery (call it Table 2) on the same sheet as the other table where is applied VBA macro (call it Table 1). Unfortunately, when macro finishes, every time the range of Table 2 expands for a few blank columns with headers.
How can I handle it in VBA - add the line code to my current at the end to delete the added columns?
Table structure breaks after run macro of first table:
My suggested end-part of the code is
Range("NP_Data_output[[#All],[Column58]:[Column57]]").Select
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
Selection.ListObject.ListColumns(6).Delete
CodePudding user response:
Assume the columns to keep are Column1
to Column8
Sub Macro1()
Dim c As ListColumn
For Each c In ActiveSheet.ListObjects("NP_Data_output").ListColumns
If Not c.Name Like "Column[1-8]" Then
c.Delete
End If
Next
End Sub