This failed

Not much to go on. If the tester had Excel 2000 or earlier the
"SearchFormat:=False, _
ReplaceFormat:=False" part will fail since it's not supported. You can
safely delete it I think.

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Jim Rech
Excel MVP
"LWhite" wrote in message
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| Hello,
|
| I have a macro that goes through an entire workbook and
| replaces every instance of NOW() with the current date -
| 1 year. I recorded the macro and received some help on
| the proper syntax for replacing with the year old date.
| After using the code I ran the macro and it worked. I
| then created a button and copied the code into it and
| that worked fine as well.
|
| After making multiple copies and running the macro and
| button repeatedly I copied the workbook onto my network
| and asked someone else to test it. This failed so I
| copied the file back to my hard drive and got it to
| running again by running the replace manually. After the
| manual run I started copying back new copies from the
| network again and they ran fine. Another copy saved to
| the network stopped working again.
|
| Any ideas why this is happening?
|
| Sheets("Vac&Sick").Select
| Range("K1").Select
| Cells.Replace What:="NOW()", Replacement:="date(" &
| Year(Date) - 1 & ",12, 31)", LookAt:= _
| xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, MatchCase:=False,
| SearchFormat:=False, _
| ReplaceFormat:=False
| Application.CutCopyMode = False
| Range("B2").Select
| ActiveWorkbook.Save
|
| LWhite