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Avoid using .activate during loop

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    Avoid using .activate during loop

    I have two workbooks open. Each has a group of numeric named ranges, e.g. "Draw1","Draw2","Result1","Result2",etc.

    I need to loop and copy parts of the named range in one workbook to parts of the named range in the other workbook, e.g.

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    This works but the jumping between workbooks is a pain. I haven't worked out yet how to do this without using activate.

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    Not tested, but this looks rigt to me

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