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Could anyone tell me what "subscript out of range" means.
It's comming up where I have Total=0 then a for loop to figure new total. Could someone please help. Thanks, Lacy |
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workbooks("nonexistentworkbookname.xls")
would give you a subscript out of range error. So using a non existent index into a collection would be a prime cause for this type of error. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Lacys" wrote in message ... Could anyone tell me what "subscript out of range" means. It's comming up where I have Total=0 then a for loop to figure new total. Could someone please help. Thanks, Lacy |
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