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Ken,
The biggest difference is that I used a collection, and changed the Let statement to = Value. And, no, I didn't work on it for 55 minutes ;-) Maybe 5... but I've worked on Excel programming for nearly 20 years - so that should count for something.... Bernie MS Excel MVP "Ken" wrote in message ... Bernie I will have to study the differences between yours and mine to figure out the exact difference, other than the most important difference which is yours works, mine doesn't. Also, assuming you worked on yours the entire 55 minutes between the time I posted to your response, then I probably worked on mine about 10 times longer. Thanks to all. Ken |
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