Hi Phil

If i get this right: You write
Dim kaBoom as range
and range doesn't correct itself to Range ?
Yes, something is wrong. But make sure that you are actually finishing editing that line.
Click somewhere completely elsewhere and see if it happens.

Autocorrect and intellisense (smart suggestions) don't work as intended when something's
wrong. The error might be as simple as that two Subs has identical names or a single
variable is declared several places public/private/locally. Or it may be something quite
serious, but that's rare. And never during christmas.

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HTH. Best wishes Harald
Followup to newsgroup only please.

"Phil Hageman" wrote in message
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My understanding is that in declaring variables, if the
data type is, say, "Range", with a capital "R", it is
recognized as a valid data type in VBA. If, when typing
in the lower-case text the "r" does not capitalize, does
this mean VBA does not recognize the Dim line
with "range" as a valid declaration? If so, what to do
about it?
Thanks, Phil