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Silly VBA Question

dudara · 2006-09-15 07:54:32

I've been working on a macro, and ran into problems. It seems that it won't write to a particular sheet. This is a test piece I wrote and it doesn't work. In fact, it writes the info to cell C1 in another sheet. How do I get around this?

15-09-2006 7:54am

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dudara

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I've been working on a macro, and ran into problems. It seems that it won't write to a particular sheet. This is a test piece I wrote

Sub newMacro()

Sheets("Comparison").Activate

Range("C1") = "wagga"

End Sub

and it doesn't work. In fact, it writes the info to cell C1 in another sheet. How do I get around this?

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#2 15-09-2006 8:04am

dudara

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I think that I might have answered my own question. I had the macro in the code sheet for the worksheet instead of in the module.

What's the difference? I know this is a fundamental question, but I've really no experience in VBA.

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