Jaafar Tribak
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Hi dear forum members,
I have a vba situation where I need to know the address of the range that is currently being copied (or cut) ie: when Application.CutCopyMode <> 0 .
I wonder if I am overlooking some easy solution or missing something obvious.
Regards.
I have a vba situation where I need to know the address of the range that is currently being copied (or cut) ie: when Application.CutCopyMode <> 0 .
I wonder if I am overlooking some easy solution or missing something obvious.
Regards.