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Default problem moving columns around

All,

I need to re-order some columns in Worksheet. Here is the code which
works just fine (to a point):

......
For fldCnt = 0 To numOfFlds - 1
' Check every name in the first row
'
For colNum = 1 To numOfCols
fldVal = wks.Cells(rowFirst, colNum).Value
If fldList(fldCnt) = fldVal Then
If colNum < (found + 1) Then
' Column needs to be moved to 'curPos'
'
Set rngColToMove = wks.Range(wks.Cells(rowFirst, colNum),
wks.Cells(rowLast, colNum))
Set rngDst = wks.Range(wks.Cells(rowFirst, curPos),
wks.Cells(rowLast, curPos))
Range(rngColToMove.Address).Select
Selection.Cut
Range(rngDst.Address).Select
Selection.Insert (xlShiftToRight)
curPos = curPos + 1
End If
found = found + 1
Exit For
End If
Next colNum
Next fldCnt
......

The problem is that when I move the column the contents of
"wks.Cells(rowFirst, colNum)" does not change to reflect the column's
movement.. In other words, if the original column order is a,b,c,d and
I change it to d,a,b,c what I see in the first row, programmatically,
is still a,b,c,d. It is as though I need some sore of "refresh" after
I do the cut/paste. I tried making it a Range object and then
resetting it after the cut/paste, but the order was still a,b,c,d.

Any ideas?

TIA,

Bill
 
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