Code:
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Sub DuplicateColumns(iOffset1 As Integer, iOffset2 As Integer)

Selection.Offset(iOffset1 & ", " & iOffset2).Select

End Sub
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Code:
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Call DuplicateColumns(0, 3)
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I am getting type missmatch. What is the correct data type should I be
passing as argument?

Thank you.


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Webby,

The comma isn't a string so you don't need quotes around it. So.....

Selection.Offset(iOffset1, iOffset2).Select

....will work.

Best regards

John


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Code:
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Sub DuplicateColumns(iOffset1 As Integer, iOffset2 As Integer)

Selection.Offset(iOffset1 & ", " & iOffset2).Select

End Sub
--------------------


Code:
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Call DuplicateColumns(0, 3)
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I am getting type missmatch. What is the correct data type should I be
passing as argument?

Thank you.


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John Wrote:
Webby,

The comma isn't a string so you don't need quotes around it. So.....

Selection.Offset(iOffset1, iOffset2).Select

....will work.

Best regards

John



John,
an insight info I cannot forget, thanks a million.
webby;

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