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I am using an Excel macro to format a file for import into another program.
The file is ultimately saved as a .csv file. Since a range of cells needs to have the information deleted before it can be imported I have written the following: Selection.Clear. However, when I try to import this file the host program is seeing something there and kicking it back. If I open the .csv file and select the cells in question and press the delete key, save and close, the file imports with no problem. MY QUESTION IS, what code can I use instead of ?Selection.Clear? that will more accurately duplicate what happens when I press the delete key? (When you record a macro and look at the code pressing the delete key results in the command ?Selection.ClearContents? ? this, however, results in the same problem) -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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