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Hi Basta1980,
Thanks. Can you also tell me how to use the range specified with the refedit can be use to paste content in? The example file you can download has this routine in Module1: Sub Test() Dim oRangeSelected As Range If SelectARange("Please select a range of cells!", "SelectARAnge Demo", oRangeSelected) = True Then MsgBox "You selected:" & oRangeSelected.Address(, , , True) Else MsgBox "You cancelled" End If End Sub Instead of that, you could use something like: Sub Test() Dim oRangeSelected As Range dim vValue as variant vValue=Selection.cells(1,1).Value If SelectARange("Please select a range of cells!", "SelectARAnge Demo", oRangeSelected) = True Then oRangeSelected.Value = vValue Else MsgBox "You cancelled" End If End Sub This would put the value in the currently selected cell into the newly selected range. Regards, Jan Karel Pieterse Excel MVP http://www.jkp-ads.com Member of: Professional Office Developer Association www.proofficedev.com |
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