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The default property of the range object is .Value and so Excel almost always uses it when it's omitted as you have done. But not always. Fwiw, I never assume the default will work; I always specify what I want (.Value in this case.) -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "Nigel Bennett" wrote in message ... | When a user selects an item from a list box I would like | it to go and select a range of from a sheet and | insert it in to another sheet, I tried doing this | | Sheets("Book vs Plan").Range("d50:o50") = Sheets | ("plan").Range("d4:o4") | | but that failed, no error messages but no data either. | | Can someone help me with the correct syntax | | Thanks | |
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