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those little "moving lines"
After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that
show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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those little "moving lines"
Hi
Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53*pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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Thanks Paul ! I didn't know you could copy without first selecting !
" wrote: Hi Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53 pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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those little "moving lines"
I guess I got a little too excited at first....I've tried your suggestion and
the lines are still there....they show up when the copy command is executed and don't go away after the paste command.....anyone have any other ideas ? " wrote: Hi Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53 pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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those little "moving lines"
you can put in
application.cutcopy = false at the end. "Eric @ BP-EVV" wrote: I guess I got a little too excited at first....I've tried your suggestion and the lines are still there....they show up when the copy command is executed and don't go away after the paste command.....anyone have any other ideas ? " wrote: Hi Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53 pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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those little "moving lines"
I tried that too....still no luck. I do have Application.ScreenUpdating =
False at the beginning of my code and Application.ScreenUpdating = True at the end, so I commented those out and tried again...but still no luck. Those "little moving lines" are still there. "Naz" wrote: you can put in application.cutcopy = false at the end. "Eric @ BP-EVV" wrote: I guess I got a little too excited at first....I've tried your suggestion and the lines are still there....they show up when the copy command is executed and don't go away after the paste command.....anyone have any other ideas ? " wrote: Hi Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53 pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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those little "moving lines"
Are you sure they are to do with cutting and copying?
One last thing you could try is application.sendkeys "esc" thats from memory so may need tweeking -- _______________________ Naz, London "Eric @ BP-EVV" wrote: I tried that too....still no luck. I do have Application.ScreenUpdating = False at the beginning of my code and Application.ScreenUpdating = True at the end, so I commented those out and tried again...but still no luck. Those "little moving lines" are still there. "Naz" wrote: you can put in application.cutcopy = false at the end. "Eric @ BP-EVV" wrote: I guess I got a little too excited at first....I've tried your suggestion and the lines are still there....they show up when the copy command is executed and don't go away after the paste command.....anyone have any other ideas ? " wrote: Hi Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53 pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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Ding ding ding ding....we have a winner ! Thanks Andy...I used the one line
approach: Range("A1:A3").copy Destination:=Range("B1") and the 'marching ants' (I like that so much better than 'moving lines') have taken a hike out of my spreadsheet ! Thanks for the help and education ! "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, If you execute as 2 commands then the 'marching-ants' will appear, even without the .Select So with lines, Range("A1:A3").copy Activesheet.paste Range("B1") Without lines Range("A1:A3").copy Destination:=Range("B1") Or this will also remove the lines, application.CutCopyMode= false Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "Eric @ BP-EVV" wrote in message ... I guess I got a little too excited at first....I've tried your suggestion and the lines are still there....they show up when the copy command is executed and don't go away after the paste command.....anyone have any other ideas ? " wrote: Hi Don't put them in! Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) You can Always leave out the select when copying (which is what puts the lines in) regards Paul On Sep 12, 3:53 pm, Eric @ BP-EVV wrote: After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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those little "moving lines"
Use
Application.CutCopyMode = False after the Paste operation. FYI, the "moving lines" are often called the "marching ants". -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Excel Product Group Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) "Eric @ BP-EVV" wrote in message ... After the following section of vba code runs, the little "moving lines" that show the range of cells as selected are still there....how do I un-select that range ? Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L2:M2").Select Selection.Copy ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets("Items in F4106 Weight OK").Range("L3:L" & rcount18) Thanks ! |
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