Hi Todd,

The With...End With construct saves execution time when you are
performing multiple operations on the same base object. Your revised method
of accomplishing it with one operation will work fine, I was using two to
illustrate the two implicit operations that were occurring: applying a
number format to a cell and adding a value to a cell.

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"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
...
Actually I figured it out after I posted. I changed it
to...

Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("B" & Counter) = Cell1.Offset(1,
2).Value
Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("C" & Counter) = Format
(Cell1.Offset(0, 3).Value, "0.00%")
Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("D" & Counter) = Cell1.Offset(0,
2).Value

I had my format on the wrong part. What is the benfit of
using the with?


-----Original Message-----
Hi Todd,

Try it like this:

Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("B" & Counter) = Cell1.Offset(1,
2).Value
With Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("C" & Counter)
.NumberFormat = "0.00%"
.Value = Cell1.Offset(0, 3).Value
End With
Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("D" & Counter) = Cell1.Offset(0,
2).Value

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"Todd Huttenstine"
wrote in message
...
Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("B" & Counter) = Cell1.Offset
(1,
2).Value
Format(Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("C" &
Counter), "0.00%") =
Cell1.Offset(0, 3).Value
Sheets("WOW Reps").Range("D" & Counter) = Cell1.Offset
(0,
2).Value

Why do I get the error object required on the second
line
of code? I am trying to format it to % as 0.00%.


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