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Cells.Select - Why not in a module?
Hi All, Can anyone explain why the following code does not work in a module: Sub SelAll() For Each Sht In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets Sht.Cells.Select Next End Sub Whereas, the following code works fine in a worksheet code: Sub SelSht() Cells.Select End Sub I am guessing it is related to scope, but I cannot see why from my reading of the excel help files. Thanks in advance, Alan. |
Cells.Select - Why not in a module?
Alan
As far as I know you can not select on a sheet that is not active try Sub SelAll() Dim sHt As Worksheet For Each sHt In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets sHt.Activate sHt.Cells.Select Next End Su -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Cells.Select - Why not in a module?
You cannot select cells in other than the active sheet.
You must first select the sheet before selecting the cells. For example, this works: Sub SelAll() Dim Sht As Worksheet For Each Sht In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets Sht.Select Sht.Cells.Select Next End Sub Your second code example works because it references the active sheet. The cells method, when not qualified, refers to the active sheet; i.e. the statement "Cells.Select" by default refers to the cells of the active sheet. Regards, Greg -----Original Message----- Hi All, Can anyone explain why the following code does not work in a module: Sub SelAll() For Each Sht In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets Sht.Cells.Select Next End Sub Whereas, the following code works fine in a worksheet code: Sub SelSht() Cells.Select End Sub I am guessing it is related to scope, but I cannot see why from my reading of the excel help files. Thanks in advance, Alan. . |
Cells.Select - Why not in a module?
"Greg Wilson" wrote in
message ... You cannot select cells in other than the active sheet. You must first select the sheet before selecting the cells. For example, this works: Sub SelAll() Dim Sht As Worksheet For Each Sht In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets Sht.Select Sht.Cells.Select Next End Sub Your second code example works because it references the active sheet. The cells method, when not qualified, refers to the active sheet; i.e. the statement "Cells.Select" by default refers to the cells of the active sheet. Thanks Greg, Much appreciated. Regards, Alan. |
Cells.Select - Why not in a module?
"mudraker " wrote in
message ... Alan As far as I know you can not select on a sheet that is not active try Sub SelAll() Dim sHt As Worksheet For Each sHt In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets sHt.Activate sHt.Cells.Select Next End Sub Hi Mudraker, Thanks - much appreciated. Regards, Alan. |
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