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Default macro works differently when using the Step Into (F8) feature

I have a macro that pulls data from a separate program called Reflection
(made by IBM) and copies over to Excel. When I start the macro in Excel, the
macro seems to skip certain commands or triples up certain copying features.
However, when I use the Step Into (F8) feature in Visual Basic, everything
works correctly. Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong? I an using Excel
2003. Thanks
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Default macro works differently when using the Step Into (F8) feature

Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong?

Yes. You're asking us to help debug your code but you don't show us the code.


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"Dave Y" wrote:

I have a macro that pulls data from a separate program called Reflection
(made by IBM) and copies over to Excel. When I start the macro in Excel, the
macro seems to skip certain commands or triples up certain copying features.
However, when I use the Step Into (F8) feature in Visual Basic, everything
works correctly. Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong? I an using Excel
2003. Thanks

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