Excel 2010 - runtime error 1004

RJ1969

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Hello All,<o:p></o:p>
I have a userform setting in my worksheet. I added a few textbox on it. After that I get this error message “Run Timeerror 1004 application-define or object-defined error”. I clicked the debugger and this what came outand it highlighted the error “sht.Range(headerArr(a* 2)) = Controls("TextBox" & (a + 1))”<o:p></o:p>

This is the code that I have on my commandbutton:

Private Sub cmdOK_Click()
headerArr = Split(header, ",")
Set sht = Worksheets(mySheet)
For a = 0 To (UBound(headerArr) - 1) / 2
sht.Range(headerArr(a * 2)) = Controls("TextBox" & (a + 1))
Next
End Sub

thank you.
 

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Whats the content of HeaderArr? It would be nice to know to see if it can be used as a feed to the Range Object
 
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