Hi...

I am attempting some copy and pasting of cells in a large worksheet.

Basically on the settings' page I set the year using the slider feature and
the calender is created in the calender sheet and then copied to the various
months of the year.

The row height and column width have been checked and are idenitcle across
all the pages.

When I run the code I get an error ( RUN TIME ERROR 1004 ) which basically
says that this operation requires the cells be identically sized. This line
of the VB code is highlited.

Worksheets(strPageName).Range("A5").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

I have checked all the cells and cannot see the problem.

Can anyone help ?

John
it looks like you have a simular problem to one that i am working on. you
might look at what the experts are telling me.
simple cell copy using VBA this was started on 12/17/04 hopefully
someone can tell the both of us how to do this.



"John Corbin" wrote in message
...
Hi...

I am attempting some copy and pasting of cells in a large worksheet.

Basically on the settings' page I set the year using the slider feature
and
the calender is created in the calender sheet and then copied to the
various
months of the year.

The row height and column width have been checked and are idenitcle across
all the pages.

When I run the code I get an error ( RUN TIME ERROR 1004 ) which basically
says that this operation requires the cells be identically sized. This
line
of the VB code is highlited.

Worksheets(strPageName).Range("A5").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

I have checked all the cells and cannot see the problem.

Can anyone help ?

John, Bob
You have both been victimized by the "Merged" cells gotcha. The fact is
that merging of cells causes more problems than it is worth. Simply put,
Excel does not do merging of cells well at all. You would be better off if
you never, ever, use that feature. There are other ways of achieving the
same result without merging the cells. See Format - Cells - Alignment tab -
Horizontal - 'Center across selection". HTH Otto
"John Corbin" wrote in message
...
Hi...

I am attempting some copy and pasting of cells in a large worksheet.

Basically on the settings' page I set the year using the slider feature
and
the calender is created in the calender sheet and then copied to the
various
months of the year.

The row height and column width have been checked and are idenitcle across
all the pages.

When I run the code I get an error ( RUN TIME ERROR 1004 ) which basically
says that this operation requires the cells be identically sized. This
line
of the VB code is highlited.

Worksheets(strPageName).Range("A5").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

I have checked all the cells and cannot see the problem.

Can anyone help ?

I have found that you can paste to the formulabar of a cell or merged cells.
If cells A1:C1 are merged and you want to paste the value from F1 to the
merged cells, this code works:

Range("A1").Formula = Range("F1").Value

This may be of some use to your needs,
Mike F
"John Corbin" wrote in message
...
Hi...

I am attempting some copy and pasting of cells in a large worksheet.

Basically on the settings' page I set the year using the slider feature
and
the calender is created in the calender sheet and then copied to the
various
months of the year.

The row height and column width have been checked and are idenitcle across
all the pages.

When I run the code I get an error ( RUN TIME ERROR 1004 ) which basically
says that this operation requires the cells be identically sized. This
line
of the VB code is highlited.

Worksheets(strPageName).Range("A5").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

I have checked all the cells and cannot see the problem.

Can anyone help ?