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If the user has multiple objects selected, I want to do something. If you
have one object selected, and use Selection.Name it gives the name of the object. If you have multiple objects selected, it gives an error. So I thought I could do this: If Selection.Name Is Error Then (do whatever) But it doesn't work. Any ideas? |
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