VBA – Select All Cells

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Steve Rynearson

Last updated on September 21, 2021

Select All Cells In Worksheet with .Cells

To select all the cells on a sheet using VBA you can use the .cells property of the worksheet, without specifying a specific cell.

An example of selecting all cells on Sheet1 using the code name Sheet1:

Sub MySelectAll()

     Sheet1.Activate

     Sheet1.Cells.Select

End Sub

An example of selecting all cells on Sheet1 using it’s tabname. You can replace “PlaceTabNameHere” with the name of your tab

Sub MySelectAll2()

     Sheets("PlaceTabNameHere").Activate

     Sheets("PlaceTabNameHere").Cells.Select

End Sub

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