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I've been fighting an intermittent problem in VBA code. I pass in a Range r
and want to look through a particular column of that range. Dim c as Range for each c in r.columns(col) if c.value = target then endif next c Usually this works fine. However, in certain as-yet-mysterious circumstances, instead of c getting Range values consisting of single cells from the column, c.Address( ) is the same as r.Address( ), and even more perplexing to me, c.value give a Type Mismatch error, and when I put c in a watch window, there is no Value property (although there is always a Value2 property). What is going on? How can I go about debugging this? Thnx for any help. Raymond Langsford |
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