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External:=True
Hi,
I found many posts about the property and I still have a problem with one statement that bugs because the active sheet is not the one the data is supposed to be erased from. rngDelete.Range(Cells(intIndex + 1, 1), _ Cells(intIndex + 1, intNbCol)).Value = "" I get the error 1004. When the right sheet is the active one, there is no problem with the code. I tried to specify the parameter (External:=True) in different places, but I allways get an error. I seems that it can only be specified after the Address property. What should do? Can someone help me please? -- Jac Tremblay |
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