Hi Peter,
Please re-confirm the variable HelpSheetName.
Does it have a value as string?![]()
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Hi All
I am stepping through my code and I get to this line:
Set HelpSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(HelpSheetName)
and it gives an error message:
"Run Time error 9 - Subscript out of range".
I have had a look at the help file, but dont really understand it.
Thanks in advance for any help
Kindest Regards
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Peter
Hi Peter,
Please re-confirm the variable HelpSheetName.
Does it have a value as string?![]()
Option Explicit
Dim TopicCount As Integer
Dim CurrentTopic As Integer
Dim HelpSheet As Worksheet
Const AppName As String = "Clares Automated Pricing System"
Const HelpSheetName As String = "HelpSheet"
Const HelpFormCaption As String = AppName
String value.
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Peter
OK, OK. Your code works in my excel as follows.
...So, PLEASE check the name of the worksheet (HelpSheet),
if any space containd.
Eg,
(HelpSheet )
( HelpSheet)
Code:Option Explicit Dim TopicCount As Integer Dim CurrentTopic As Integer Dim HelpSheet As Worksheet Const AppName As String = "Clares Automated Pricing System" Const HelpSheetName As String = "HelpSheet" Const HelpFormCaption As String = AppName Sub test() Dim HelpSheet As Worksheet Set HelpSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(HelpSheetName) End Sub
Hi Colo
Thanks for that. I have checked my code with yours. But mine still brings the error up. I have checked and renamed the worksheet to ensure that there are no spaces in the name, either brgining and end!
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Peter
When you get to the line that bombs out have you checked that the value of HelpSheetName is still "HelpSheet" ?
Just wondering if somewhere esle in the code might be modifying it.
Peter
Hi there
When I glide my cursor over the row of code which is highlighted in yellow:
"Set HelpSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(HelpSheetName)"
it display the following text
HelpSheet=Nothing,
ThisWorkbook.Sheets(HelpSheetName)
HelpSheetName = "HelpSheet"
Kindest Regards
Kindest Regards
Peter
Hi there
Sorry the previous should have read:
When I glide my cursor over the row of code which is highlighted in yellow:
"Set HelpSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets ( HelpSheetName )"
it display the following text
HelpSheet=Nothing,
ThisWorkbook.Sheets(HelpSheetName)
HelpSheetName = "HelpSheet"
Kindest Regards
Kindest Regards
Peter
Hi there
Sorry the previous should have read, ok this doesn;t like the less than or greater than brackets which subscript appears in:
When I glide my cursor over the row of code which is highlighted in yellow:
"Set HelpSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets ( HelpSheetName )"
it display the following text
HelpSheet=Nothing,
ThisWorkbook.Sheets(HelpSheetName) subscript out of range
HelpSheetName = "HelpSheet"
Kindest Regards
Kindest Regards
Peter
I have just added colo's code to a new spreadsheet and it works fine for me. Can you post more of the code that you are actualy running?
Peter
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