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Excel 2000.
I am writing a macro to process Names. As I go through the processing, I want to add various names to a Collection. After processing the Names, I want to iterate over the Collection of Names I made, and delete them. But it is not working, because the Name objects are not added to the Collection, only a string copy of the name of the Name. This is definitely not what the documentation says should happen. so the code looks like this: dim tmpName as Name dim myCollection as new Collection for each tmpName in activeSheet.names if <... then ... processing (I am adding a new Name based on the the name of some existing Names) ... myCollection.add(tmpName) 'to keep track of names I want to delete end if next tmpName dim myObj 'variant for each myObj in myCollection myObj.delete next myObj BUT the collection does not collect Name objects! It collects strings (the name of the Name). So therefore the delete does not work. So I don't understand: tmpName is a Name according to the debugger, but when it is added to the Collection, it gets converted to a string representation of the name of the Name. Therefore the Collection is useless. |
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