Pearson and Peterson are Genuises!...er...Genii!
 

OLE Object on Sheet updates Value in Code but not its Display

Man you guys are sharp...

Thanks,

SteveM

P.S. It's funny, I work with a bunch of people that do PowerPoint.
Imagine trying to tell them what writing code is really about when
they ask why it took so long to fix a nit.

Pearson and Peterson are Genuises!...er...Genii!
 

I agree with you about Chip.

Me, I do a lot of copy|paste.

ps. What worked?

SteveM wrote:

OLE Object on Sheet updates Value in Code but not its Display

Man you guys are sharp...

Thanks,

SteveM

P.S. It's funny, I work with a bunch of people that do PowerPoint.
Imagine trying to tell them what writing code is really about when
they ask why it took so long to fix a nit.

--

Dave Peterson

Pearson and Peterson are Genuises!...er...Genii!
 

That's kind of you to say. I have my moments, but to paraphrase Picasso,
"Good programmers copy, great programmers steal."


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional
Excel Product Group, 1998 - 2008
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
(email on web site)

"SteveM" wrote in message
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OLE Object on Sheet updates Value in Code but not its Display

Man you guys are sharp...

Thanks,

SteveM

P.S. It's funny, I work with a bunch of people that do PowerPoint.
Imagine trying to tell them what writing code is really about when
they ask why it took so long to fix a nit.

Pearson and Peterson are Genuises!...er...Genii!
 

On Feb 14, 2:43 pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
I agree with you about Chip.

Me, I do a lot of copy|paste.

ps. What worked?

SteveMwrote:

OLE Object on Sheet updates Value in Code but not its Display

Man you guys are sharp...

Thanks,

SteveM

P.S. It's funny, I work with a bunch of people that do PowerPoint.
Imagine trying to tell them what writing code is really about when
they ask why it took so long to fix a nit.

--

Dave Peterson

Well Chip's suggestion first, but only after you told me to pay
attention to what he told me.

It must be kismet or the law of large numbers or the Farkas Theorem of
the Separating Hyperplane or something...

SteveM

P.S. I steal any and all. But even occasionally have a creative
eruption myself.

Pearson and Peterson are Genuises!...er...Genii!
 

Well, that fits my theory! Chip explained and I take the credit <vvbg.

SteveM wrote:

On Feb 14, 2:43 pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
<<snipped

ps. What worked?

<<snipped

Well Chip's suggestion first, but only after you told me to pay
attention to what he told me.

It must be kismet or the law of large numbers or the Farkas Theorem of
the Separating Hyperplane or something...

SteveM

P.S. I steal any and all. But even occasionally have a creative
eruption myself.

--

Dave Peterson