Instead of messing with the code willy-nilly you should take time to understand what it is doing. You do that by stepping through the code. It is hardly surprising .Rows(x + 2) doesn't work - since that row doesn't exist!
Instead of messing with the code willy-nilly you should take time to understand what it is doing. You do that by stepping through the code. It is hardly surprising .Rows(x + 2) doesn't work - since that row doesn't exist!
Cheers
Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]
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