Error With Setting A 'mergearea'

Ark68

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  2. 2016
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With reference to this code:

Rich (BB code):
Sub blks_setup()
    Dim ws_blocks As Worksheet
    Dim rng_src As Range
    Dim rng_dest As Range
    Dim mergeRange As Range
    
    mbevents = False
    
    Set ws_blocks = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Blocks")
    Set rng_dest = ws_form.Range("G8")
    
    If rcode Like "D*" Then
        Set rng_src = ws_blocks.Range("A1:T5")
        ws_form.Unprotect
        With rng_dest
            .Validation.Delete
            .Cells.UnMerge
            .ClearContents
        End With
        
        rng_src.Copy _
            Destination:=rng_dest
        With ws_form
            With .Range("K8:L8") ', K9:L9, K10:L10, K11:L11, K12:L12, Q8:R8, Q9:R9, Q10:R10, Q11:R11, Q12:R12, T9:Z12")
                If .MergeCells = True Then
                    Set mergeRange = .MergeArea
                    mergeRange.Locked = True
                End If
            End With
        End With
       
     Else
        MsgBox "Error: Block options"
       Stop
     End If
      
End Sub

The line in red is giving me an "Application-defined or object-defined error". The line is part of a process to lock a merged cell. (Yeah ... merged cells. Avoid them. In my application though, the funtionality depends on a range being merged.)

Is anyone able to identify my error?
 

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From the Help on Range.MergeArea:
Remarks
The MergeArea property only works on a single-cell range.
therefore you need
VBA Code:
Set mergeRange = .Cells(1).MergeArea
 
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could you concatenate the two values or use "&" and dispaly with centreacross
 
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Hello Peter, thank you. That makes sense.
 
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