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I kind of get it... (I immediately get lost in R1C1 world) but... I'm not sure, am I editing the code where is the value to true or, editing the code where I check if the value is true? and, in either case (excuse my dumbness), could you spell out what the exact code ought to be -mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "bobbo" wrote in message oups.com... After "RefesToR1C1:= " you need something that refers to a range in R1C1 format. Then to set it to true Activeworkbok.Names("ReformatingCompleted").Refers ToRange.Value = "True" mark kubicki wrote: even though the value for [ReformatingCompleted] seems to have been set to "True", I'm not able to test for it correctly; could someone proof this short code for me? (it's prob an obvious mistake... u know how that goes...) -------------------- ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Names.Add Name:="ReformatingCompleted", RefersToR1C1:="=""True""" If ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Names("ReformatingCompl eted").Value = "True" Then Exit Sub End If -------------------- thanks in advance, mark |
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