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autofit rows and column in excel vba

Everytime we copy the data  and paste in new sheet , it get unfit . Some data unvisible and Column are not unfit .we require to column auto resize 

method 1


press  CTRL + A
 then press Alt then button H then button O then button I

it easy but if you have many sheet

method 2


copy it on module


Sub autofit () 
Rows. Entirerow. Autofit
Columns. Entirecolumn. Autofit
 End sub
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  1. Unknown5 July 2020 at 09:54

    This is so helpful. Thnku so much. Keep doing this.

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