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CutCopyMode question
Application.CutCopyMode = False
The above was generated from a macro. I generated this so that I could see what to use to cancel a copy mode after a section of code had run. When I tried to include this in the body of code True/False option was not available only Copy/Cut was available. Anyone know why this should be. |
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CutCopyMode question
It's a legitimate command, but why the Excel automatic syntax tool doesn't
provide the option is an unknown. A case of "Microsoft forgot"? "gootroots" wrote: Application.CutCopyMode = False The above was generated from a macro. I generated this so that I could see what to use to cancel a copy mode after a section of code had run. When I tried to include this in the body of code True/False option was not available only Copy/Cut was available. Anyone know why this should be. |
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