Rather than post into the middle of a thread, I thought it
wiser to extract this part and post it into a new thread.

Rather than simply stating that it is no longer working, it would
be helpful if you would indicate the exact error message and the
line of code that is causing the error. -- Chip Pearson

Hi Stuart, (posted to excel.programming with email copy)
Or as a colleague at work stated it, and I heard that
question asked over and over again, when someone came
to him with a problem.. And certainly worth repeating he
"What does it do instead of work"

Then from English class, and news reporting there
is "Who", "When", "Where", "Why", and "How Much"
or something along those lines.

It would also be a good idea to look at Chip Pearson's
Hints for New Posters (item #5)
http://www.cpearson.org/excel/newposte.htm

Probably not as applicable in this case, but...
Many questions have already been answered in the Excel
newsgroups and it is always helpful to search the newsgroup archives
before asking a question so can phrase your question such that
you let people know what you know already and don't know about
your question.

Excel Newsgroups & Searching Newsgroups, using Google
"Usenet Advanced Search", looking at the MS Knowledge
Database, and other tips.
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/xlnews.htm

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"Chip Pearson" wrote ...
Rather than simply stating that it is no longer working, it would
be helpful if you would indicate the exact error message and the
line of code that is causing the error.

"Stuart Bisset" wrote in message
...

Chip,

Hope you're still out there ... strangely it is no longer
working. Do
you have any other suggestions?

Was trying to rearrange them in some order and dropped "How",
which even if not in the right order someone would correct the obvious..

Then from English class, and news reporting there
is "Who", "When", "Where", "Why", "How", and "How Much"
or something along those lines.