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Insted of using the Immediate Window for all the code, "step through" the
code (i.e., run the code using the F8 key. After each step you can review the values of various variables. -- Vasant "Shorty" wrote in message ... Thanks for the reply. Copy & paste is one of the things I was doing. However, the code has several layers of conditional logic (If, ElseIf, etc). I had hoped by placing the Debug.print statemments would allow me to follow what is going on. The problem is the amount of data and calculation results plus the jumping around in the ElseIfs. So, that is when I went to the print to file. Problem is, it did not work. Thanks again, Jim -----Original Message----- Whats wrong with copy & paste? You can copy the code and whats in the Immediate window and paste them to a text file. . |