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in a general module, Range("List") should work in all cases. In a sheet
module, if the list range is not on that sheet worksheets("Sheet1").Range("List") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mike" wrote in message oups.com... Tom, Thanks alot indeed. It is working now. Because I have alot of buttons, in different sheets, that I want to make their names dynamic I have 2 question: 1)Can you say .Range("List") instead of .Rang("c1:c8"); where "List is a range name? 2)Suppose you are in Sheet2, can you say .Range("Sheet1!List") instead of .Rang("Sheet1!c1:Sheet1!c8")? Thanks, Mike |
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