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Thank you Colin (and Tony).
Did a find and replace of the code and it works beautifully. I have spent many a frustrating hour looking at it. Checking ranges etc, but I don't think I would of ever figured it out. But you only know what you know and I know the more I learn the less I know. But I also know that I won't forget it as we learn by our mistakes (or lack of knowledge). Much appreciated, I'll mark the problem solved, if I can't find out how to that simple thing can you do it for me and mark it as an EXCELlent response from an EXCELlent forum. Last edited by jujuwillis; 10-15-2011 at 11:13 AM. Reason: Marking as solved |
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