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I have a dozen or so worksheets with the same template, and my code does a
sort on a range within each sheet. After the sort, tho, the range is still "highlighted", as if I had selected the range (which I didn't, not with "select", at least), i.e., it's shaded just as if I had clicked on the upper left cell of the range and dragged down to the lower right. I would like the range to remain visually unaltered, but I can't figure out how. Thanks in advance Mike J |
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