Can anyone see where this simple as macro went wrong?
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Can anyone see where this simple as macro went wrong?
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dots in front of .Cells
they would be needed in case of
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Best Regards,
Kaper
Hi
What do you want to do?
not use .Cells, correctand what?![]()
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Thanks for the comments guys. I tried two options which neither worked:
and then this which gave me an 'objcet doesn't supported property or method:![]()
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A workbook doesn't have a Cells property.
Which worksheet are the cells you want to select on?
If posting code please use code tags, see here.
A workbook doesn't have a Cells property.
Which worksheet are the cells you want to select on?
They are on the active worksheet.
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Almost! I would like to select two cells but not the one inbetween that I would like to see not selected.
Try:
PS. Where were my eyes, that I've not noticed that no sheet was specified few posts up :-(![]()
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