Error 1004 - on seemingly valid code

lnagel

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I am importing a range of values from a one Workbook into another Workbook - Code looks like this

Dim targetSheet As Worksheet
Set targetSheet = targetWorkbook.Worksheets(1)
Dim sourceSheet As Worksheet
Set sourceSheet = customerWorkbook.Worksheets(1)
sourceSheet.Activate
targetSheet.Activate
targetSheet.Range("A2:A36").Value = sourceSheet.Range("A2:A36").Value
targetSheet.Range("C2:C36").Value = sourceSheet.Range("C2:C36").Value
targetSheet.Range("D2:D36").Value = sourceSheet.Range("D2:D36").Value
targetSheet.Range("E2:E36").Value = sourceSheet.Range("E2:E36").Value
targetSheet.Range("G2:G36").Value = sourceSheet.Range("G2:G36").Value
targetSheet.Range("H2:H36").Value = sourceSheet.Range("H2:H36").Value
targetSheet.Range("DA4:DA213").Value = sourceSheet.Range("DA4:DA213").Value
targetSheet.Range("DB4:DB213").Value = sourceSheet.Range("DB4:DB213").Value

Works fine until I get to

targetSheet.Range("DA4:DA213").Value = sourceSheet.Range("DA4:DA213").Value - where I get the 1004

Weird thing is - it actually does do the import for this line code before popping the debug

I googled this a bit and saw the suggestion to worksheet(activate) but that didnt change anything

Anyone?
 

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So there is a twist - I do have have worksheet protection on in the target workbook and all of the cells in the code are exempted from protection

If I turn protection off for the target workbook - everything works fine?????????
 
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If you close & restart xl, do you get the same problem?
 
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And the ANSWER IS : "all of the cells in the code are exempted from protection" was not a correct statement. There are 5 "Special" cells in the DA Column that I have protected. Added more code to "code around" those cells and all working now

Appears that protection means just that - nothing is going to be overwritten for any reason. Protection will let you "read" a protected cell - tho

lots of stuff to learn yet -
 
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