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It would be helpful if you attached a sample document to your post showing exactly what you're dealing with.

Perhaps you could also explain what Windows(LatestSongbook).Activate is for, too. Its presence in your code suggests you're switching back & forth between documents, which shouldn't be necessary and really slows down your code.
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