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Hi Rob,
I don't know. Keys is a method not a property, and it's documented to return an array of Keys, so the syntax Dictionary.Keys(Index) should work in either case, returning the Index item from the array. Why it pukes when used directly that way with late-binding but has no problem assigning its array to a Variant still doesn't make sense to me. D'Oh! So it is - I was combining the Key and Keys and coming up with 6! Regards Stephen Bullen Microsoft MVP - Excel www.BMSLtd.ie |
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