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VBA Pasting
Hi,
I realize this is probably incredibly simple but I've somehow lost my ability to do a paste special command in VB that was previously working. Excel returns an error "PasteSpecial method of range class failed". It happens from a module level routine or worksheet level. As a side note, I've found at different times in the past that my environment occassionally doesn't recognize other common Excel constants and to get the ball rolling, I sometimes have to use a literal in place of the constant name. I have Excel 2003 w/ Service Pack 2. Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("aw7:ba7").Copy Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("aw7:ba7").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues Thanks much, |
VBA Pasting
You actually do not need to paste special in this case if you don't want
to... Try this... with Worksheets("Sheet1") .Range("aw7:ba7").Value = .Range("aw7:ba7").Value end with That being said your posted code should work. Ensure that the sheet is not protected... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "RLang" wrote: Hi, I realize this is probably incredibly simple but I've somehow lost my ability to do a paste special command in VB that was previously working. Excel returns an error "PasteSpecial method of range class failed". It happens from a module level routine or worksheet level. As a side note, I've found at different times in the past that my environment occassionally doesn't recognize other common Excel constants and to get the ball rolling, I sometimes have to use a literal in place of the constant name. I have Excel 2003 w/ Service Pack 2. Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("aw7:ba7").Copy Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("aw7:ba7").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues Thanks much, |
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