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If you still have this problem, I think the solution *might* be answered
under the thread titled, "Where else to get help?". See the last post by Reuel for the summary. -Reuel "solomon_monkey" wrote: Range("whatever") will always refer to a range in the *active sheet*, so if you write your code like this you're making the assumption that the active sheet is what you think it is. It's very easy to later modify your code in some way which changes the activesheet at some point, so all your subsequent references get screwed up. Always better to be specific when writing code - Excel is not aware of your assumptions... Hmmm, you would have to be pretty obtuse or just plain thick to not realise that when you change code it may change the position of other code... fortunately (on this point at least) I am not and had been through this with a fine F8ing and even now with qualifying the ranges it will sometimes work and sometimes not work... :-( |