G
Gary Schneider
Hello world,
I've done a lot of VBA programming for Excel in WinXP, but I'm new in
the Mac world. I'm testing one of my macros and I wonder why the
statement
Range("A1").Copy
raises an exception. The message says that the copy method of the range
is wrong.
But I wonder what can be wrong in this simple statement.
I'm using Copy without the destination parameter, because I want to do
a PasteSpecial afterwards.
I've tried also
Rows(22).Copy
Rows("22:22").Copy
Range("A22").EntireRow.Copy
but all of them stop with the same error. I've tried it on different
files, no success.
Could there be any weird option ssetting preventing to copy? Or am I
making just a stupid beginner's mistake?
I'm desparate, please help!
TIA
Gary
I've done a lot of VBA programming for Excel in WinXP, but I'm new in
the Mac world. I'm testing one of my macros and I wonder why the
statement
Range("A1").Copy
raises an exception. The message says that the copy method of the range
is wrong.
But I wonder what can be wrong in this simple statement.
I'm using Copy without the destination parameter, because I want to do
a PasteSpecial afterwards.
I've tried also
Rows(22).Copy
Rows("22:22").Copy
Range("A22").EntireRow.Copy
but all of them stop with the same error. I've tried it on different
files, no success.
Could there be any weird option ssetting preventing to copy? Or am I
making just a stupid beginner's mistake?
I'm desparate, please help!
TIA
Gary