Invalid Qualifier
For Each C In myRng
With C S = CStr(C.Value) S = UCase(WorksheetFunction.Clean _ (WorksheetFunction.Trim(S))) C = S.Value '* .WrapText = True .Rows.AutoFit End With Next C S is Dimmed as a String. On the marked line (*) I'm getting an Invalid Qualifier error message. Why please? Regards. |
Invalid Qualifier
try it with c.value=s
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Stuart" wrote in message ... For Each C In myRng With C S = CStr(C.Value) S = UCase(WorksheetFunction.Clean _ (WorksheetFunction.Trim(S))) C = S.Value '* .WrapText = True .Rows.AutoFit End With Next C S is Dimmed as a String. On the marked line (*) I'm getting an Invalid Qualifier error message. Why please? Regards. |
Invalid Qualifier
That worked, many thanks.
now, if I could just find how to achieve the same, but without converting to upper case. Regards. "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... try it with c.value=s -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Stuart" wrote in message ... For Each C In myRng With C S = CStr(C.Value) S = UCase(WorksheetFunction.Clean _ (WorksheetFunction.Trim(S))) C = S.Value '* .WrapText = True .Rows.AutoFit End With Next C S is Dimmed as a String. On the marked line (*) I'm getting an Invalid Qualifier error message. Why please? Regards. |
Invalid Qualifier
Converting to Uppercase isn't doing anything in the code you show, so remove
the Ucase() from your code if that is what you are wishing for. Certainly Clean and Trim don't depend on it and as written, they have completed their work before anything is changed to uppercase. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Stuart" wrote in message ... That worked, many thanks. now, if I could just find how to achieve the same, but without converting to upper case. Regards. "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... try it with c.value=s -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Stuart" wrote in message ... For Each C In myRng With C S = CStr(C.Value) S = UCase(WorksheetFunction.Clean _ (WorksheetFunction.Trim(S))) C = S.Value '* .WrapText = True .Rows.AutoFit End With Next C S is Dimmed as a String. On the marked line (*) I'm getting an Invalid Qualifier error message. Why please? Regards. |
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