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problem with putting borders around cells with macro
Hi;
I have a two sheet workbook where one sheet is called "Data" and the other "Results". Data holds my information to search on while the top part of results holds the cells whose values will be searched for. This is called the criteria range. The bottom part of Results is the area where any hits will appear. I've noticed that some of the criteria range cell borders get removed after searches. I've tried the following code to regenerate the borders: CritRng = "B3:K5" .... Worksheets("Results").Range(CritRng).BorderAround _ Weight:=xlThin However, some of the borders in the specified range do not regenerate. Any ideas? -- JJFJR |
problem with putting borders around cells with macro
Works OK here. Do you have any code after this which affects the borders in
some way (eg clears borders, pastes data from cells without broders etc)? -- Ian -- "jjfjr" wrote in message ... Hi; I have a two sheet workbook where one sheet is called "Data" and the other "Results". Data holds my information to search on while the top part of results holds the cells whose values will be searched for. This is called the criteria range. The bottom part of Results is the area where any hits will appear. I've noticed that some of the criteria range cell borders get removed after searches. I've tried the following code to regenerate the borders: CritRng = "B3:K5" ... Worksheets("Results").Range(CritRng).BorderAround _ Weight:=xlThin However, some of the borders in the specified range do not regenerate. Any ideas? -- JJFJR |
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