Copy Range

    .

    First ... you'll need to UNMERGE the cells. Keep in mind that MERGED CELLS always create issues. Best to never use them.


    Code
    Sub Paste_Range()
Dim range_to_copy As Range, range_for_pasting As Range

Set range_to_copy = Range("A2:F11")      '<-- edit range to copy here

    range_to_copy.Copy
    ActiveSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteAll
    
End Sub

    Thank you so much.

    But I made a classic mistake by not submitting exactly the same format of the table. Because as you can see in the attachement, the main table consists of 4 large sub-tables in the original table. They are separated by orange coloured rows. What I wanted was that the addition should be done at the end of these subsections, not at the end of the table. For example, when i click the button, sub section 1.5 would be added at the end of section 1. When i click the button once again sub section 1.6. And I want this to be repeated in other sections (Section 2, 3, and 4) It was my big mistake, I apologize. But if this happens, it will be very useful for me.

    The classic mistake is really that you are ignoring all the rules for dealing with data in Excel.


    All data should be in a Table format with a header row.

    There should be no completely empty rows or columns within the data.

    Do not use merged cells.



    Stored correctly there are may ways to get the results that you want using formulas, SUBTOTAL and PivotTables.

    I see but the last table I sent is the final version. There will be no subtotal, no calculations. All cells will be in text format.

    Thanks.

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