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No problem :). I would guess the line wrap problem is one of the most
problematic aspects of posting code here. -- Kevin Vaughn "JLatham" wrote: Thanks, Kevin, for clarifying that for Curt - the message editor here tried to eat my code and you caught it at it! Those 2 lines were all just one long line originally. "Kevin Vaughn" wrote: That's a line wrap problem. the line you mention is continued on the next line. If you want, you can use a line continuation character which is a spcae followed by an underscore and nothing else on that line ( _) Range(ActiveCell.End(xlDown).Address).Offset(1, 0) = _ ActiveCell.Offset(-(ActiveCell.Row - 1), 1).Value otherwise, just bring the 2nd line up to the 1st line making it all one line. -- Kevin Vaughn "Curt1521" wrote: JLatham, When I compiled it, I got a syntax error on this line. Range(ActiveCell.End(xlDown).Address).Offset(1, 0) = |
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