range command issue?

You haven't answered my question about what you mean by "turning it into a program." Your code indicates you are executing Excel code from a different application. I think that means that you have to qualify Selection as oexcel.Selection (I think--I have done a lot of macros referencing Excel from Word and Project but avoid using Select and Selection in those cases). Also, "End With" needs a space.

(Also, I see that another moderator added code tags for you in your second post. You really need to get with the rules or you could draw an infraction.)

jeff,

yes, i am running a standalone program. Sorry, I will reread the rules. I thought i put tags in. sorry. will let you know how that works.

jim

jeff,

i ran into some other issues with values not working. found some sources to look thru and now things seem to be better and it runs. thanks.

jim

xltop=-4160
xlleft=-4131
xlltr=2

With oExcel.Selection
.RowHeight = 13
.WrapText = .T.
.Orientation = 0
.IndentLevel = 0
.Columns.AutoFit
.ShrinkToFit = .F.
.MergeCells = .F.
.Font.Bold = .T.
.AddIndent = .F.

.HorizontalAlignment = xlLeft
.VerticalAlignment = xlTop
.ReadingOrder = xlLTR


End with

Sorry. Third time in the same thread. Have to.

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Am i supposed to repost it then? this is actually the good code after your suggestions.

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i have another question but i'll make a new post for it.

thanks.

jim

You should edit the post rather than re-posting. At this point let's just move on.

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Thanks!