Hi
This is a problem that I can't seem to solve.
I have Uploaded a sample sheet with just enough code for it to run.
I have all so uploaded a picture tha shows the code and the error message.
On Sheet "BEREGNING" there is a Button "NEW ROW" that gives me the error "object variable or with block variable not set"
Can some one please help me with this.
Udklip.JPG
You never assigned a range to the Target variable.
Rory
Thanks Roya
I don't know how I missed that, stupid mistake, But being still new in learning VBA, they do happen :-)
So I sorted that out :
And it now works but needs some ajustments to the copy row part.
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I need this part to Exit sub witout doing anything if cancel is selected
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If cancel is selected where/when?
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Hi Norie
Here:
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I can't find any code that uses vbCancel in the workbook you attached.
The closest thing I can find is this,
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When I click Cancel on the message box generated by that code the code terminates.
Mind you the code before this code appears to be inserting rows, so perhaps the above code isn't located in the correct place?
I think you are confusing yourself by using designated terms like Target, Cancel and Application.EnableEvents which have a fixed meaning in Event-codes.
Using Cancel in Event-codes is handled in source code of XL. When you use Cancel like you do it's just another variable to which you assign a certain value.
You will have to write/check a certain condition and based on that outcome you can use Exit Sub or go on.
Avoid using Select, Selection and Activate in your code. Use With ... End With instead.
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Thanks bakerman2
Yes, it just needed some tidying up and some re-thinking.
It was actualy a mess :-)
Nice breakfast and coffe, a good nights sleep, then it just was so simple.
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