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Worksheet.Range(Cells(r,c),Cells(r,c)) & error 1004

  1. 03-27-2007, 08:24 AM #1
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    Worksheet.Range(Cells(r,c),Cells(r,c)) & error 1004

    I'd like to access a range using this syntax, but it never works!
    Here's (the edited hightlights of) my code:

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    When it gets to the bold line, the dreaded incomprehensible error 1004 strikes. It's very frustrating to be thwarted doing something so apparently simple... If anyone can explain what I'm doing wrong, I'll be very grateful!
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    it's normally used in this fashion:
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    If you do not use a command at the end of 
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    VBA thinks you want to use the cells value

    You need to add .Address
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  4. 03-27-2007, 11:46 AM #4
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    Thanks very much for the help!

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    did the trick

    I've got two Excel VBA ebooks here, and neither mention the need for 'Address'. Not worth the paper they're not written on!

    I should add that there's an error in the next line. It should read:

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    Paste won't work - but at least the error message is intelligible enough that you can go to the object browser and look up something that will...
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  5. 03-27-2007, 07:47 PM #5
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    If OutputSheet is the active sheet, paste should work
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  6. 03-28-2007, 05:10 AM #6
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    If OutputSheet is the active sheet, paste should work
    Thanks - that's good to know.
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