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Default Changing the range of a table sort

Hi All

I have a simpple player league table as shown below:

Pos Player Points
1 Tom 124
2 Linda 122
3 Harry 107
4 Jayne 100
4 Bob 100
5 Steve 89

I use the Sort method in the worksheet_change method to sort the table
as follows:
.Columns("B:C").Sort Key1:=Range("C2"), _
Order1:=xlDescending, _
Key2:=Range("B2"), _
Order2:=xlAscending, _
Header:=xlYes

This all works fine, but if I insert say a couple of new rows before
the table so that the Player and Points cells are at C4 and B4
respectivelly, even if I change the Range parameters in the sort call
to C4 and B4 the sort fails - seems to think I'm still using the
original locations(C2 and B2) - I've saved and reopend the worksheet
but still see the same behaviour.

Any ideas what I've done wrong ?

TIA
RH

 
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