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Excel 2002, WinXP
I have a simple copy/paste line of code as this: ThisRange.Copy ThatRange This works fine. My problem is that "ThisRange" is actually a long string to define the range. The same goes for "ThatRange". The result is that I have a long line of code that stretches way off the screen. As I said, it works fine, but it's hard to read. I can usually break up a line of code with an underline character but I have never been able to do that with a construct such as this. Is there a way to put this construct on 2 lines? Thanks for your help Otto |
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