I have a spreadsheet with 198 columns built by VBA procedures. Columns 7
thru 198 contain monthly data, i.e., columns 7 thru 18 contain data for
the months of year 1, columns 19 thru 30 contain data for the months of
year 2, ...., columns 187 thru 198 contain data for the months of year
16.

I need to set the ColumnWidth for columns 7 thru 198 to 4. I've never
had a problem setting ColumnWidth before as I do this (among other
things) for a living for the past 8 months. I've tried multiple
methods, i.e., Range, Range-by-Range, Column-by-Column, and each one
fails at column 149.


Code:
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Dim col As Integer

Don't know what the issue may be.
Have you debugged to see what the value of 'Endcolumn' is?
Debug.Print Endcolumn
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I have a spreadsheet with 198 columns built by VBA procedures. Columns 7
thru 198 contain monthly data, i.e., columns 7 thru 18 contain data for
the months of year 1, columns 19 thru 30 contain data for the months of
year 2, ...., columns 187 thru 198 contain data for the months of year
16.

I need to set the ColumnWidth for columns 7 thru 198 to 4. I've never
had a problem setting ColumnWidth before as I do this (among other
things) for a living for the past 8 months. I've tried multiple
methods, i.e., Range, Range-by-Range, Column-by-Column, and each one
fails at column 149.


Code:
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Dim col As Integer
.
.
.
Startcolumn = Range(Replace(Replace(Replace(Replace(ActiveSheet. Name, ")", "_"), "(", "_"), " ", "_"), "-", "_") + "endheader").Column
Endcolumn = Range(Replace(Replace(Replace(Replace(ActiveSheet. Name, ")", "_"), "(", "_"), " ", "_"), "-", "_") + "endheader2").Column
col = Startcolumn
While col < Endcolumn
For Each cols In ActiveSheet.Range(Cells(6, col), Cells(6, col))
cols.ColumnWidth = 4
Next cols
col = col + 1
Wend
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I appreciate any help you can give. Thanks!


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Gary,
Endcolumn = 198
Mik

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I haven't been able to duplicate your issue.
What address is cols.address showing as it's final processed address?

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Gary,
Endcolumn = 198
Mike


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cols.address = $ES$6

Further testing has also shown that it also fails if I do not set th
columnwidth for columns 7 through 148 and instead start the loop a
column 149!?

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This worked fine for me...
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub Macro1()
Dim col As Integer
Dim Startcolumn As Integer, Endcolumn As Integer

Startcolumn = 7
Endcolumn = 198
col = Startcolumn

For col = Startcolumn To Endcolumn - 1
ActiveSheet.Range(Cells(6, col), Cells(6, col)).ColumnWidth = 4
Next col

End Sub
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I'm wondering what your values for Startcolumn and Endcolumn are.
I can't think of any other issues that would cause this to fail.

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cols.address = $ES$6

Further testing has also shown that it also fails if I do not set the
columnwidth for columns 7 through 148 and instead start the loop at
column 149!?!


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Gary,
You used the same values, 7 and 198. I've given up on fixing it thi
way. I found that if I default the entire sheet's columnwidths to
via "Cells.ColumnWidth = 4" then I only have to set the columnwidth fo
columns 1 through 6, which I do anyway via Autofit + 2, and everythin
is fine. I'd still like to know the answer but I've got to move on t
other tasks. Thanks!
Mik

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