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Copy highlighter
When I do copy/paste in code, the highlighter around the data to be copied
remains on after the paste action and code execution. What simple code instruction will remove this. (Esc will of course does it manually) -- donwb |
Copy highlighter
Use
Application.CutCopyMode = False -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "donbowyer" wrote in message ... When I do copy/paste in code, the highlighter around the data to be copied remains on after the paste action and code execution. What simple code instruction will remove this. (Esc will of course does it manually) -- donwb |
Copy highlighter
Hi Don,
After the paste line insert: Application.CutCopyMode = False --- Regards, Norman "donbowyer" wrote in message ... When I do copy/paste in code, the highlighter around the data to be copied remains on after the paste action and code execution. What simple code instruction will remove this. (Esc will of course does it manually) -- donwb |
Copy highlighter
Thanks Chip & Norman
-- donwb "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Don, After the paste line insert: Application.CutCopyMode = False --- Regards, Norman "donbowyer" wrote in message ... When I do copy/paste in code, the highlighter around the data to be copied remains on after the paste action and code execution. What simple code instruction will remove this. (Esc will of course does it manually) -- donwb |
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