You're welcome. And yes, the macro recorder is good for quick'n'dirty code,
whcih then has to be tidied up for optimal performance. It is also a great
tool to quickly identify objects, properties, methods, etc. you may need to
use.

KL

"Thomas F" wrote in message
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Thanks a million, KL -- not only did it work, it also gave me some faith
in VBA. Good to see that things can be done more elegantly than what
comes out of the record-macro function.

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