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Setting cell borders
I need to dymnamically set cell borders depending on how
many columns of data are entered by the user. Toward that end I am trying to use the following: worksheets(1).range(cells(3,2),cells (52,curcol).borderaround _ colorindex:=xlautomatic, weight:=xlthick When this compiles I get an error indicating that an ")" or list seperator is expected. This is (except for the range statement in the command) is almost exactly what is in Help! What is wrong? Thanks in advance! Kevin |
Setting cell borders
worksheets(1).range(cells(3,2),cells(52,curcol)).b orderaround _
colorindex:=xlautomatic, weight:=xlthick You need to match the paren in the range -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Kevin" wrote in message ... I need to dymnamically set cell borders depending on how many columns of data are entered by the user. Toward that end I am trying to use the following: worksheets(1).range(cells(3,2),cells (52,curcol).borderaround _ colorindex:=xlautomatic, weight:=xlthick When this compiles I get an error indicating that an ")" or list seperator is expected. This is (except for the range statement in the command) is almost exactly what is in Help! What is wrong? Thanks in advance! Kevin |
Setting cell borders
try this:
Worksheets(1).Range(Cells(3, 2), Cells(52, curcol)).BorderAround _ ColorIndex:=xlAutomatic, Weight:=xlThick -----Original Message----- I need to dymnamically set cell borders depending on how many columns of data are entered by the user. Toward that end I am trying to use the following: worksheets(1).range(cells(3,2),cells (52,curcol).borderaround _ colorindex:=xlautomatic, weight:=xlthick When this compiles I get an error indicating that an ")" or list seperator is expected. This is (except for the range statement in the command) is almost exactly what is in Help! What is wrong? Thanks in advance! Kevin . |
Setting cell borders
Thanks! I must be blind! I thought I checked that!
Kevin -----Original Message----- I need to dymnamically set cell borders depending on how many columns of data are entered by the user. Toward that end I am trying to use the following: worksheets(1).range(cells(3,2),cells (52,curcol).borderaround _ colorindex:=xlautomatic, weight:=xlthick When this compiles I get an error indicating that an ")" or list seperator is expected. This is (except for the range statement in the command) is almost exactly what is in Help! What is wrong? Thanks in advance! Kevin . |
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