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It does return a range object, but the default propety of a range object is
value, so this suggestion would not affect the results in this situation as you have discovered. -- just for clarification. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Papa Jonah" wrote in message ... OJ, I have tried adding .value. That did not work either. This section of code was modeled after another section that does work. The only difference is I don't think it involved numbers, but text. "OJ" wrote: Hi Jonah, try ... If item = Cells(u + 1, "aa").Value I think Cells(u+1,"aa") returns a range object..From Help... Using this property without an object qualifier returns a Range object that represents all the cells on the active worksheet. Hth, OJ |
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