I have what I hope is a simple question.
I've been using Excel 2003 on my new laptop since September with no
problems. Yesterday I started to have a problem. No matter what file I opened
or even after rebooting computer, once I start to use the program the + icon
replaces the normal I icon. All I can do is expand a contract ranges from the
cell I was in. I can't get rid of the + icon no matter what I do. I end up
frustrated and leaving Excel.
Any ideas?
--
Rick


"jfcby" wrote:

Hello,

My worksheet has 3 columns and 493 rows of data. For example

COL 2 COL3 COL4
Row1 0840600 2219 text
Row2 0840625 1345 text

I want COL2 - COL4 bold and interior color 15 (grey) if the number in
COL2 is between 0804600-0804663.

Why am I getting this this error "Method range of global object
failed"

at this line of code "Range("cell.Address(0, 0):cell.offset(,
2).Address(0, 0)").Font.Bold = True"?

Sub FindAddData3()
'
' Define Variables
Dim cell As Variant
' Set Variables
For Each cell In Range("B4:B494") 'Change Range Reference
'
If cell.Text = 804600 Or cell.Text <= 804663 Then
'
Range("cell.Address(0, 0):cell.offset(, 2).Address(0,
0)").Font.Bold = True
Range("cell.Address(0, 0):cell.offset(, 2).Address(0,
0)").Interior.ColorIndex = 15

Else
'Do NOTHING
End If
Next cell
End Sub

Thank you for your help,
jfcby