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  1. 01-12-2011, 05:12 PM #1
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    Break long range into 2 code lines

    I'm sure it's simple, I'm just not getting it - how do I break this into 2 code lines? It will not work as one line, probably too long, but I can't get it into 2. Currently I split it into 2 different ranges (check 1-10 then check 11-20). (I've tried the space _ the & " and a few other things)

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    What I really want to do is only spell check the groups (rows) that are visible - that would be a bonus

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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Hi ker9,
    How about

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    Last edited by MarvinP; 01-12-2011 at 07:28 PM. Reason: Needed the Fill after Group No
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Hi,
    I get an error on both of them: Run time error 1004 - Application-defied or object-defined error
    This will run off a command button on a worksheet if that matters
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Hello ker9,

    Your names "Group01Fill, Group02Fill, Group03Fill" etc. look to me like either column headings or named ranges. Which is it? Your answer will affect the coding for a solution.
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Maybe the problem is just adding the rest of the range name to Marvin's code:
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Hi ker9

    My Bad, I forgot the "Fill" after the "Group" in the names.
    I've edited the above code so it might work now.

    Try it one more time.

    I'll give myself a demerit for not being careful enough to reread your exact post.
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    I caught it too, but you posted first. Two demerits for me!!
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Hi,
    I tried this fix but get a run-time error
    CheckSpelling method of Range class failed

    Thanks to all for the assistance!
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Leith Ross - They are named ranges
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    Re: Break long range into 2 code lines

    Hello ker9,

    The syntax for a named range in VBA is Range("Group01Fill"). To create a single range as in your example, your code would be...
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    A easier way is to loop through each range like this...
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