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Question : Unable to set the range class error message
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What is wrong to this code:
If appXL.Sheets(WSName).Range("TN2") = 0 Then With appXL.Sheets("Worksheet4") .Range("A1:A34").EntireRow.Hidden = True>>>>>> error starts here .Range("O10:O34").EntireRow.Hidden = True .Range("P10:P34").EntireRow.Hidden = True '.EntireRow.Hidden = True .Protect Parent.Save End With The error says: Unable to set the hidden property of this range class
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Answer : Unable to set the range class error message
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If it works from Excel - but not Access then either there is a particular problem (with your install or whatever) or a fundamental flaw in Automation. (I've seen something like ignored commands in Word before many moons ago).
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