ExecuteExcel4Macro to set column width

ttt123

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How can I use ExecuteExcel4Macro to set a column width? The reason I want to do this instead of through VBA is that ExecuteExcel4Macro seems to keep the Undo stack intack whereas VBA will clear the Undo stack.

I tried this but it didnt work: Application.ExecuteExcel4Macro ("COLUMN.WIDTH(50,""$A:$A"",FALSE,2,50)")

The API is defined in this PDF but it is not too clear how to correctly call it. Excel 4.0 Macro Functions Reference.pdf
 
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Try it using R1C1 style reference as text instead:

Code:
ExecuteExcel4Macro ("COLUMN.WIDTH(50,""C1:C1"")")
 
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