Can someone explain me why the error 13 is occurring. It is something with the line: x(r, c) = x(r, c) * 2
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Can someone explain me why the error 13 is occurring. It is something with the line: x(r, c) = x(r, c) * 2
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Last edited by jeffreybrown; 07-03-2019 at 06:07 PM. Reason: Please use code tags!
The workbook would be a big help, along with some notes as to what you're trying to do.
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I'd guess you have something in that range that is not numeric - e.g. headers in row 1, or error values.
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Hi
you may run this code as test to find out where is the problem mentioned in #2 & #3
the x's the the range/s would be hazy
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