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    Run time error ‘1004’

    Hi there was wondering if anybody could help I have this code which I am trying to set up so as depending on the month the rest of the code will use a different sheet. My sheets are called TPM1, TPM2 and so on up to TPM 12. the code below for instance works fine but It is fixed on TPM10.

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    therefore I changed this to read.

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    where iMonth is the number of month located in cell E4 and set as integer but for this I get a

    Run time error ‘1004’: Method “Range of object_Global failed error

    Can anybody help me/ tell me how to do what I want to. I am new to this and Visual basic for dummies isn’t much use.

    Cheers David
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    Re: Run time error ‘1004’

    Hi David,

    Your code is missing the closing ' around the sheet name and an exclamation mark:
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    In VBA, it is better to use & to concatenate strings rather than +.

    Also, rather than using syntax like this:
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    It is better to use this:
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    So, taking into account the above suggestions, your code would then become:
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    Last edited by Colin Legg; 07-27-2011 at 08:38 AM. Reason: OP added code tags
    Hope that helps,

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    Re: Run time error ‘1004’

    Thank you Colin

    worked like a charm

    also thanks for the advise on correct syntax etc as i said im new to this and am trying to learn of some other examples and was picking up other peoples bad habits

    once again thanks

    David

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