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I have a drop down in my spread sheet and the list is created from a
range on the spread sheet. The formula is : "=BI3:$BL3". When users import from a previous version of the software some line change the fomula to something like "=BI27:$BL27" I have been trying to check the lines and reset their formula1 to the correct range however I keep getting error 450 "Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment" Does anyone know what I am doing wrong, or is there a better way of correcting the problem. I am using vb6. The line that produces the error: thisWb.Sheets("Project Sheet").Range(TYPE_COL & r).Validation.Formula1 = "=BI3:$BL3" |
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