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Hi All,
The following For...Next statement appears to be giving the incorrect results. My original code was to loop through rows 6 to 1200 in column AB and hide each row whre the value was 0. I found that the 1st 900 or so rows did not appear to be evaluated but the remaining 300 did and the rows were hidden. Further testing and use of the immediate window showed that indeed this was true. If l change the number of rows as being 6 to 100 and/or 6 to 250 all rows are evaluated as expected. As soon as l increase the number of rows above 250 l get unexpected results. Does anybody know what is causing this? I have used this sort of code structure many times without any problems. Sub TTS_HideRowsTest() Dim MyRow As Long Sheets("Budget Input").Activate MyRow = 0 For MyRow = 6 To 250 Debug.Print Cells(MyRow, "AB").Address Next End Sub Regards Michael |
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