有意粘贴这些值，那么直接的值传递就更有效率，而且不涉及剪贴板/ p>

  with Sheets（IND BASKET）。范围（A2：I76）
表格（IND TOTAL ）.Range（A& Rows.Count）.End（xlUp）.Offset（1，0）.Resize（.Rows.Count，.Columns.Count）= .Value 
 end with 
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使用您自己的副本，粘贴特殊xlPasteValues，您只需要指定目标左上角的单元格，并允许复制的区域定义大小和形状。
 表格（IND BASKET）。范围（A2：I76）。复制
表格（IND TOTAL）。Range（A& Rows.Count）.End（xlUp）.Offset（1，0）.PasteSpecial xlPasteValues 
 
您的命名范围的定义可能更好，没有易失性的OFFSET功能，如
 '或仅为第一个单元格
 = INDEX（'IND TOTAL'！$ A：$ A，MATCH （zzz，IND TOTAL！$ A：$ A）+1）
该列A包含我使用COUNTA和...推断的文本不COUNT。如果列A包含数字，请将1e99交换为zzz。
 
I'm having a few issues working this out as I'm new to VBA but I'm sure it has a pretty simple solution.

I'm essentially wanting to automate the addition of new data to a sheet. 

Sheet: INB BASKET Cells: A2:I76 contains live links to another worksheet.
Basically I want to copy these as Values to Sheet IND TOTAL below the latest entry on a button press (not continually updating).

I've created a dynamic named range (PasteRange) in excel that selects the 75 rows below the last entry that I want to paste into:
=OFFSET('IND TOTAL'!$A$1,COUNTA('IND TOTAL'!$A:$A),0,75,9)
I've then created a module with the following:
Sub CopyRange()
Dim CopyFrom As Range

Set CopyFrom = Sheets("IND BASKET").Range("A2", [I76])
et PasteArea = Sheets("IND TOTAL").Range("PasteRange")

CopyFrom.Copy
PasteArea.PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
End Sub
But to no success as of yet, please advise.
If you are only interested in pasting the values, then a direct value transfer is more efficient and does not involve the clipboard.
with Sheets("IND BASKET").Range("A2:I76")
    Sheets("IND TOTAL").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Resize(.Rows.Count, .Columns.Count) = .Value
end with
With your own Copy, Paste Special xlPasteValues you only need to specify the cell in the top-left corner of the destination and allow the copied area to define the size and shape.
Sheets("IND BASKET").Range("A2:I76").Copy
Sheets("IND TOTAL").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
The definition of your named range might be better without the volatile OFFSET function like,
=INDEX('IND TOTAL'!$A:$A, MATCH("zzz",'IND TOTAL'!$A:$A )+1):INDEX('IND TOTAL'!$I:$I, MATCH("zzz",'IND TOTAL'!$A:$A ) + 75)
'or for just the first cell
=INDEX('IND TOTAL'!$A:$A, MATCH("zzz",'IND TOTAL'!$A:$A )+1)
That assumes that column A contains text which I deduced by your use of COUNTA and not COUNT. If column A contains numbers, swap 1e99 for "zzz".