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Default Cell Formatting Failure

Do you still have a style of currency in that workbook?

I got a runtime error of 450--wrong number of arguments or invalid property
assignment

After I deleted that currency style (and ran the code).

If you try Format|Style and currency isn't available, then try this.

Start a new workbook.
Check to see if currency is in that new workbook (styles live in workbooks).

If it's there, you can activate the problem workbook
format|style|Merge and "steal" that currency style from that new workbook.

If the style isn't that new workbook, you may have deleted that style from your
Book.xlt template workbook.

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Can anyone tell me why this fails

Sub SizeAndFormat(ws As Worksheet)

With ws.Columns("D:D")

.ColumnWidth = 12
.Font.Size = 8
.Style = "Currency" - This Line fails

'other code...

end sub

There is not an error code associated. The code just exits the function and
returns to its' calling point. If I comment out this line, everything else
works.

Any ideas?


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