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Mike / Gord
Just had another thought regarding capitalising. And yep! It would be just as easy to use the <Caps Lock, but most of the "Gate-house" staff are all-but illiterate (as they are mostly imports and have limited english, let alone computer skills), and they (the Company) are losing information integrity, so here I am, trying to maintain that continuity. That Said! can I set the entire range as <Caps using the Workbook On_Open event. something like: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Dim MyWB As Workbook Dim MyWS As Worksheet Dim MySR As Range Application.ScreenUpdating = False Set MyWB = ActiveWorkbook Set MyWS = GateLog MySR = "A1:K10000" MyWS = UCase(MySR) Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub This resulted in the following error: Runtime Error '424' Object Required Appreciate any guidance. TIA Mark. |
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