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I have a procedure which sets a range to a variable:
Set copyrng = Range(HotStringStart, HotStringEnd) The procedure then calls a separate macro, but the macro doesn't recognize the range. The range is available to the procedure it resides in but not to the called macro. I am using the Public statement at the beginning of the procedure How can I allow copyrng to be used in the called macro. I am trying to copy each cell in copyrng and write it to a text file. Thanks... |
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