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I don't believe there is a way without switching to the second sheet and
switching back. -- Vasant "Paul James" wrote in message ... I've noticed that when I run a copy and paste operation in VBA using statements of the form Worksheet1.Range1.Copy Worksheet2.Range2.pastespecial that target range, Range2, remains selected unless I perform some other operation on a range in Worksheet2. I would like to unselect that range after the paste method is executed, but I'd rather not use a Select method at that point in my code, because I don't want to make Worksheet2 the active sheet. Is there a way to deselect that highlighted range without using a Select statement? Thanks in advance. Paul |
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