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application defined or object defined error
Code doesn't run:
Set r = activesheet.Range("F2") Set rR = activesheet.Cells(r, r.End(xlDown)) <----- APPLICATION DEFINED OR OBJECT DEFINED ERROR rR.NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yy" I tried putting in .range after activesheet, but that doesn't help either. Any suggestions? Thanks again. |
application defined or object defined error
I don't see a problem with it. I ran it just fine. Are you sure you defined
both r and rR as Range? What are you trying to do with this? Also, I think you have your row/column mixed up in your second line. With Cells() row comes first then column so maybe: Set rR = activesheet.Cells(r.end(xldown), r) ?? What are you after here? "davegb" wrote: Code doesn't run: Set r = activesheet.Range("F2") Set rR = activesheet.Cells(r, r.End(xlDown)) <----- APPLICATION DEFINED OR OBJECT DEFINED ERROR rR.NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yy" I tried putting in .range after activesheet, but that doesn't help either. Any suggestions? Thanks again. |
application defined or object defined error
Set rR = ActiveSheet.Range(r, r.End(xlDown))
davegb wrote: Code doesn't run: Set r = activesheet.Range("F2") Set rR = activesheet.Cells(r, r.End(xlDown)) <----- APPLICATION DEFINED OR OBJECT DEFINED ERROR rR.NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yy" I tried putting in .range after activesheet, but that doesn't help either. Any suggestions? Thanks again. -- Dave Peterson |
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