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GregP Jun 2020 2:06pm, 12 Jun 2020 120,255 posts	Quote Pin GregP Limbo and the NYK O/U
icenutter Jun 2020 5:47pm, 12 Jun 2020 429 posts	Quote Pin icenutter fetcheveryone.com/shop
GregP Jun 2020 9:34pm, 12 Jun 2020 120,270 posts	Quote Pin GregP Late hit with Sue
Diogenes Jun 2020 9:38pm, 12 Jun 2020 49,764 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes Brian was not Just as you’d expect He was taller, yet shorter And quite circumspect. He was younger than many But older than most His hair was eclectic Augmented with toast. He talked in a whisper That rattled one’s fillings and swore us to silence About all the killings. He read from his books And an old Yellow Pages Starting at A It went on for ages. He beguiled us with whimsy Then filled us with dread “All of these people Are sadly now dead. No time tonight For questions and answers I’m not signing books” There were uneasy glances. Instead of a biro He drew out a gun “I’ve got all your money Now I must run.” He picked up his satchel Laden with dosh and left us all staggered We’d thought he’d be posh.
CaptainDad Jul 2020 4:19pm, 7 Jul 2020 2,437 posts	Quote Pin CaptainDad Y
Joophy Jul 2020 4:30pm, 7 Jul 2020 24 posts	Quote Pin Joophy Holiday Gym - 2.5k run, 5k cycle, weight machine
chunkywizard Jul 2020 4:30pm, 7 Jul 2020 8,952 posts	Quote Pin chunkywizard
Dvorak Aug 2020 3:24pm, 3 Aug 2020 20,378 posts	Quote Pin Dvorak In the Visual Basic Editor, on the View menu, click Project Explorer , or press CTRL+R . (For Greppers - I think he got lost in the way here.)
GregP Aug 2020 3:29pm, 3 Aug 2020 121,501 posts	Quote Pin GregP [ ] In the Project Explorer pane, drag the module containing the macro you want to copy to the destination workbook. In this case, we're copying Module1 from Book2.xlsm to Book1.xlsm.
GlennR Aug 2020 3:42pm, 3 Aug 2020 51,609 posts	Quote Pin GlennR