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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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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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Paul,
If you are transferring values, I think this will work without selecting the range: Worksheet2.Range2.Value = Worksheet1.Range1.Value I also know that: Worksheet1.Range1.Copy Worksheet2.Range2 will work, but this is not PasteSpecial, of course. Alex J "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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That will work for me. Good idea.
Thanks, Alex. Paul |
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Paul,
This worked for me from recording a Macro such as you described then checking the code: Application.CutCopyMode = False -gk- "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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Thanks for the response, gk.
Unfortunately, while Application.cutcopymode = false turns off the highlighted marquee from the range that was copied from, but it doesn't deselect the range that was copied to. See Alex's suggestion elsewhere in this thread for a way to get the desired effect. Paul |
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Hi Paul,
Yes, there is a way to deselect the highlighted range without using a Select statement. You can use the Application.CutCopyMode property to clear the copy buffer, which will automatically deselect the range. Here's an example of how you can modify your code to include this:
This will clear the copy buffer and deselect the range in Worksheet2 without making it the active sheet.
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