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href="http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.excel.programming &mid=127739c5-cb43-423a-b963-855688533e0f&sloc=en-us"Earlier</a I had asked about a Range problem. Eventually, I played around and solved it simply by moving the macro from being associated to one of the worksheets to being associated with "This Workbook." I don't understand why this made a difference since I was referred to specific worksheets in the code. This begs a few questions: 1) Is it better form to associate a macro with a specific worksheet or to the workbook? 2) If I'm associating the macor to a worksheet what are the limitations? Thanks, David |
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