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I have a problem with one of my macros where I am copy an entire worksheet
(not by range) to another workbook. However, every other worksheet it seems comes across with an message indicating that that range name HTML_Control already exists. I had run a piece of code in my worksheet to outline all range names and it appears to be some kind of range name....and to my surprise there are a whole bunch of other names as well. Can someone tell me if there is any specific purpose for it? |
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Hi,
Do you have controls on the worksheet? If so try renaimng them to something other than commandbutton1. Do you select all cells when copying or do you right click the sheet tab then "make copy" ? - -Mark -----Original Message----- I have a problem with one of my macros where I am copy an entire worksheet (not by range) to another workbook. However, every other worksheet it seems comes across with an message indicating that that range name HTML_Control already exists. I had run a piece of code in my worksheet to outline all range names and it appears to be some kind of range name....and to my surprise there are a whole bunch of other names as well. Can someone tell me if there is any specific purpose for it? . |
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Mark;
Thanks. I will try it out. Yes, I do have some controls on them. I will rename some of the controls from the defaults. any yes, I am copying the entire worksheets using make copy. Steven "Mark" wrote: Hi, Do you have controls on the worksheet? If so try renaimng them to something other than commandbutton1. Do you select all cells when copying or do you right click the sheet tab then "make copy" ? - -Mark -----Original Message----- I have a problem with one of my macros where I am copy an entire worksheet (not by range) to another workbook. However, every other worksheet it seems comes across with an message indicating that that range name HTML_Control already exists. I had run a piece of code in my worksheet to outline all range names and it appears to be some kind of range name....and to my surprise there are a whole bunch of other names as well. Can someone tell me if there is any specific purpose for it? . |
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Steven,
I seem to be having the same problem as you. Did Mark's suggested changes work? Thanks, Josh |
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Steven,
I seem to be having the same problem as you. Did Mark's suggested changes work? Thanks, Josh |
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