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Hi Gary
For example if the sheet not exist you will see this error Sheets("dfdsf").Select -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Gary" wrote in message ... |
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Ron has given one example of when you would see that error. There are other
conditions that will generate it. Generally speaking, if you attempt to reference a member of a collection or an array that does not exist, you will get that error. Another example: Dim anyArray(1 To 100) As String Dim myElement As String myElement = anyArray(101) ' will generate the same error. "Gary" wrote: |
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