Do it without selecting.

If the code is in the addin:

Thisworkbook.worksheets("sheet9999").range("CEMerg eDataHeader").copy _
destination:=activesheet.range("a1")

or be specific:

Workbooks("myaddin.xla").worksheets("sheet9999") _
.range("CEMergeDataHeader").copy _
destination:=workbooks("someotherworkbook.xls") _
.worksheets("sheet8888").range("a1")



Seth Schwarm wrote:

Excel XP

I want to copy (not paste, copy only) a named range located in an Add-In
(XLA) which is installed while in any other workbook file.

The Add-In I am referencing creates a new menu in Excel at Open of any
workbook. To run the subprocedure to copy the range - I select a command
from the menu which is created at Open as a result of the Add-In I have
mentioned.

I created a new macro to see what the VBA code would look like and this is
what it looks like:

Application.Goto Reference:="CEMergeDataHeader"
Selection.Copy

When I select the command in the menu created at Open - I receive Error 1004.

Please help.

Thank you - Seth

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Dave Peterson