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I have macros that do various worksheet copies and they all leave the copy
selection boxes after completion. I can get rid of the solid destination boxes by just selecting a dummy cell with a command like: Range("pgmwono").Select, but how to I clear the blinking origin box? |
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application.cutcopymode = false
is one way. John wrote: I have macros that do various worksheet copies and they all leave the copy selection boxes after completion. I can get rid of the solid destination boxes by just selecting a dummy cell with a command like: Range("pgmwono").Select, but how to I clear the blinking origin box? -- Dave Peterson |
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Application.CutCopyMode = False -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "John" wrote in message ... I have macros that do various worksheet copies and they all leave the copy selection boxes after completion. I can get rid of the solid destination boxes by just selecting a dummy cell with a command like: Range("pgmwono").Select, but how to I clear the blinking origin box? |
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