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Why do I get an error in the last linie of these 4 lines of code:


Dim Ark As Object
Set Ark = ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet

Dim Celle As Object
Set Celle = Ark.ActiveCell


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I'd probably write it like this

Dim Ark As Worksheet
Set Ark = ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet

Dim Celle As Range
Set Celle = Ark.ActiveCell
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"Charlotte E." wrote:

Why do I get an error in the last linie of these 4 lines of code:


Dim Ark As Object
Set Ark = ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet

Dim Celle As Object
Set Celle = Ark.ActiveCell


Thanks...



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Activecell applies to a window or the application.

Set Celle = Activecell

looks like what you want.



"Charlotte E." wrote:

Why do I get an error in the last linie of these 4 lines of code:

Dim Ark As Object
Set Ark = ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet

Dim Celle As Object
Set Celle = Ark.ActiveCell

Thanks...


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