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Removing a macro
Ok, so I inserted a macro that specifically formatted my printout of a range
of cells. I decided to change that formatting and deleted some lines of code. HOWEVER, when I run the macro, it prints out the range of cells the original way the code was written. I can see no modules, no user forms, or other command buttons other than the one I am using. Am I missing something here? |
Removing a macro
Clark wrote: Ok, so I inserted a macro that specifically formatted my printout of a range of cells. I decided to change that formatting and deleted some lines of code. HOWEVER, when I run the macro, it prints out the range of cells the original way the code was written. I can see no modules, no user forms, or other command buttons other than the one I am using. Am I missing something here? Maybe you have 2 copies of the macro in different spreadsheets? Maybe one in the sheet where you use it and one in PERSONAL.XLS? Hope this helps in your world. |
Removing a macro
hi,
post your code. before and after. FSt1 "Clark" wrote: Ok, so I inserted a macro that specifically formatted my printout of a range of cells. I decided to change that formatting and deleted some lines of code. HOWEVER, when I run the macro, it prints out the range of cells the original way the code was written. I can see no modules, no user forms, or other command buttons other than the one I am using. Am I missing something here? |
Removing a macro
Ranges in Macros do not adjust when you delete rows like worksheet formulas
do. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Clark" wrote in message ... Ok, so I inserted a macro that specifically formatted my printout of a range of cells. I decided to change that formatting and deleted some lines of code. HOWEVER, when I run the macro, it prints out the range of cells the original way the code was written. I can see no modules, no user forms, or other command buttons other than the one I am using. Am I missing something here? |
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