The problem is that if this macro is run more than once it creates a second OLEObect on top of the first. If it could start at the first hidden row that would probably solve the problem. Alternately, if it could be made to check for the presence of an OLEobject and only insert the new one if there isn't already one there, that would definately work. thanks in advance for any advice!
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