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Set sem__ = Sheets("template").Copy(befo=Sheets(1))
can someone help me on this one .. i cant figured it why i get error
424 Set sem__ = Sheets("template").Copy(befo=Sheets(1)) ty |
Set sem__ = Sheets("template").Copy(befo=Sheets(1))
This works...
Dim sem__ As Excel.Worksheet Sheets("template").Copy befo=Sheets(1) Set sem__ = ActiveSheet Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware wrote in message can someone help me on this one .. i cant figured it why i get error 424 Set sem__ = Sheets("template").Copy(befo=Sheets(1)) ty |
Set sem__ = Sheets("template").Copy(befo=Sheets(1))
If you look at the Copy method of the Sheets collection in the Object
browser, you'll see that it is defined as "Sub Copy([Before], [After])". As a Sub it has no return value and consequently you have nothing to Set "sem__" equal to. If it was a function (e.g. WorkSheets.Add; "Function Add([Before], [After], [Count], [Type]) As Object") then you could as it return a value, an Object in this case. NickHK wrote in message oups.com... can someone help me on this one .. i cant figured it why i get error 424 Set sem__ = Sheets("template").Copy(befo=Sheets(1)) ty |
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