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Lost from memory
Hi All,
I want to copy a part of one workbook to several others through programming, but by the time the 1st workbook opens it has lost the copy from memory. If I was to manualy copy first it works, but there is something that makes it lose it once the program starts. I have taken out all the Application.CutCopyMode = False just in case it had something to do with it. Is there something I can insert into the code that will remember the copy? Help appreciated. John |
Lost from memory
Hi, I have found out what it is. Its because I have a DisplayStatus bar in
the code. Once disabled the copy worked fine Many thanks anyway "JohnUK" wrote: Hi All, I want to copy a part of one workbook to several others through programming, but by the time the 1st workbook opens it has lost the copy from memory. If I was to manualy copy first it works, but there is something that makes it lose it once the program starts. I have taken out all the Application.CutCopyMode = False just in case it had something to do with it. Is there something I can insert into the code that will remember the copy? Help appreciated. John |
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