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select vs activate
While a Selection of cells may contain any number of cells, only
a single cell may be active. Select selects a range of cells, and Activate make one of those cells Active. For single cell ranges, Select and Activate do the same thing. For multi-cell ranges, Activate makes one of the selected cells Active. For example, run the following code: Sub AAA() Range("A1:A10").Select Range("A5").Activate End Sub -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Simon Shaw" wrote in message ... what is the difference between using .Select and .Activate? i.e. why would I use one vs the other? When I use .Select I find I get more errors, but its not consistent. |
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