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as mentioned, Value is the defualt property, and while it
can be omitted in VB6/VBA, using it does make code more legible. However .NET object have no defualt value. If your current code uses the .Default methods & properties, then it will make re-factoring your code so much easier. Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- I have noted that the MVP members always include .Value when reffering to a cell. eg. if activecell.value= 5 then for years I would have just used (and have never had any problems) with. if activecell=5 What are the bennifits in specifying "Value"? |