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del.icio.usBookmark in TechnoratiTweet this thread Thread Tools Show Printable Version Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Apr 3rd, 2004,08:40 PM #1 dmcoffman New Member Join https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/210663 Date Jul 2002 Location Northwest Tennessee Posts 41 Runtime error '9':Subscript out of range Got a problem: When I open more than 1 spreadsheet I get the "Runtime error '9':Subscript out of range" error message. It does not happen opening just one?? My macro(s) are as follows: In This Workbook: ----- Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean) With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .LeftFooter = "&10&F" .CenterFooter http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-questions/80775-runtime-error-9-subscript-out-range.html = "" .RightFooter = "&10PsafetyŠ January 2001" .FitToPagesWide = 1 .FitToPagesTall = 1 End With End Sub ------ In Module1 Sub Auto_Open() Application.DefaultFilePath = CurDir() With Application .DisplayCommentIndicator = xlCommentIndicatorOnly .Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic .Iteration = True .MaxIterations = 500 .MaxChange = 0.0001 End With ActiveWorkbook.PrecisionAsDisplayed = False Sheets("Average Liq").Select Range("A1").Select End Sub ------ I've tried isolating individual lines, it appears the sheet selection is the culprit, but the recorder provides the same syntax. (Each spreadsheet has the same macros, of course sheet name is unique.) Ideas??? Don Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Reply With Quote Apr 3rd, 2004,09:01 PM #2 Tom Urtis MrExcel MVP Join Date Feb 2002 Location San Francisco, California USA Posts 11,069 Re: Runtime error '9':Subscript out of range Try commenting out or deleting this line: Application.DefaultFilePath = CurDir() Then save the workbook, close it, quit Excel, launch Excel, and try opening a few workbooks. Any luck? Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Tom Urtis Microsoft MVP - Excel Reply With Quote Apr 3rd, 2004,09:16 PM #3 dmcoffman New Member Join Date Jul 2
F8 Key Stops Working Project Explorer Folders Missing More Tutorials Error Message Debug Button Occasionally, when you try to run a macro, an error message will appear, such as the "Run-Time Error '9'" Subscript Out of Range" error shown http://www.contextures.com/excelvbatips.html below. On this error message, there are 3 buttons available -- End, Debug and Help. To stop the macro, click the End button. To get information about the error, click Help. In this case, you would end up on page on the Microsoft website, with a list of possible causes and solutions for the Subscript Out of Range error. To go to the VBE and try to solve the problem, click the Debug button. subscript out Debug the Macro In this example, a macro was recorded, to go to a sheet named "Main", then select cell C3 on that sheet. When the macro is run, the above error message appears. Here is the VBA code, for the GoToMainSheet macro: Sub GoToMainSheet() ' GoToMainSheet Macro Sheets("Main").Select Range("C3").Select End Sub We'll use the Debug button, to troubleshoot the problem: In the error message, click the Debug button The VBE opens, showing the GoToMain subscript out of Sheet macro, and a line of code is highlighted in yellow, with a yellow arrow n the margin at the left. Excel showed the error message, because it can't complete the highlighted line of code. Look in the Project Explorer window, and check the list of sheets for the active workbook. There are 3 sheets, named "Intro", "Sheet2" and "Sheet3" -- there isn't a sheet named "Main" We'll stop the debugger, and fix the code. On the VBE Toolbar, click the Reset button The code stops running, and the yellow highlighting disappears. Fix the Code Next, you'll edit the code, to change the sheet name. Solution 1: Not Recommended In the line of code, you could replace "Main" with "Intro", which is the current name of the first sheet in the workbook. However, with that solution, the code could show an error again, if anyone changes the sheet name in the future. Sheets("Intro").Select This is not the best solution Solution 2: Recommended Instead of using the name from the Sheet tab, we'll use the sheet's Code Name. It is much less likely to be changed, by anyone other than the programmer.. In the Project Explorer, you can see the sheet's Code Name, followed by the name that appears on the sheet tab. The first sheet's Code Name is "Sheet1", so change the c