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Error 1004
when I type
range("A1").select I get error 1004 why? Moiz |
Error 1004
Hi Moiz,
The error would occur if the active sheet were not a worksheet but , say, a chart sheet. --- Regards, Norman "Moiz" wrote in message ... when I type range("A1").select I get error 1004 why? Moiz |
Error 1004
It seems to accept Worksheets("Sheet1").Cell(1, 1).Select
but not Range ("A1").Select Any idea? (it is not a chart sheet, and the Options/General is not set for RC) "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Moiz, The error would occur if the active sheet were not a worksheet but , say, a chart sheet. --- Regards, Norman "Moiz" wrote in message ... when I type range("A1").select I get error 1004 why? Moiz |
Error 1004
It sounds like you have this code in the sheet module of a worksheet other
than Sheet1. If so, that is your problem. Likewise you could solve it with Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Select or Activesheet.Range("A1").Select Your solution was qualifying the range reference, not whether it was Range("a1") or Cells(1,1) -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "Moiz" wrote in message ... It seems to accept Worksheets("Sheet1").Cell(1, 1).Select but not Range ("A1").Select Any idea? (it is not a chart sheet, and the Options/General is not set for RC) "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Moiz, The error would occur if the active sheet were not a worksheet but , say, a chart sheet. --- Regards, Norman "Moiz" wrote in message ... when I type range("A1").select I get error 1004 why? Moiz |
Error 1004
I found the problem,
It was keeping the focus on a text box, not allowing the selection of a different worksheet. Thanks for your help. Moiz "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you have this code in the sheet module of a worksheet other than Sheet1. If so, that is your problem. Likewise you could solve it with Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Select or Activesheet.Range("A1").Select Your solution was qualifying the range reference, not whether it was Range("a1") or Cells(1,1) -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "Moiz" wrote in message ... It seems to accept Worksheets("Sheet1").Cell(1, 1).Select but not Range ("A1").Select Any idea? (it is not a chart sheet, and the Options/General is not set for RC) "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Moiz, The error would occur if the active sheet were not a worksheet but , say, a chart sheet. --- Regards, Norman "Moiz" wrote in message ... when I type range("A1").select I get error 1004 why? Moiz |
Error 1004
Obviously that would be problematic for either
cells(1,1).Select or Range("A1").Select But believe what you like. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Moiz" wrote in message ... I found the problem, It was keeping the focus on a text box, not allowing the selection of a different worksheet. Thanks for your help. Moiz "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you have this code in the sheet module of a worksheet other than Sheet1. If so, that is your problem. Likewise you could solve it with Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Select or Activesheet.Range("A1").Select Your solution was qualifying the range reference, not whether it was Range("a1") or Cells(1,1) -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "Moiz" wrote in message ... It seems to accept Worksheets("Sheet1").Cell(1, 1).Select but not Range ("A1").Select Any idea? (it is not a chart sheet, and the Options/General is not set for RC) "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Moiz, The error would occur if the active sheet were not a worksheet but , say, a chart sheet. --- Regards, Norman "Moiz" wrote in message ... when I type range("A1").select I get error 1004 why? Moiz |
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