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wrote on 1/23/06 10:51 AM: You set rng to Sheet1!A1:A10, but then you select a Chart sheet. You can't select a cell that is not on the active sheet. Thanks, Chip. So I need to do it in two steps? First select the sheet and then select the cell? I can't combine into one step such as ws.range.select? |
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Yes, you must first select the sheet, then the cell. You can do
it on one line of code with Application.Goto. E.g., Application.Goto Rng -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Steven Drenker" wrote in message ... in article , Chip Pearson at wrote on 1/23/06 10:51 AM: You set rng to Sheet1!A1:A10, but then you select a Chart sheet. You can't select a cell that is not on the active sheet. Thanks, Chip. So I need to do it in two steps? First select the sheet and then select the cell? I can't combine into one step such as ws.range.select? |
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