Excel VBA, getting range from an inactive sheet

Question

This script works fine when I\'m viewing the \"Temp\" sheet. But when I\'m in another sheet then the copy command fails.. It gives a \"Application-defined or object-defined

Answer 1

I encountered a problem like this myself: I was trying to search through a separate worksheet to see if the color of a cell matched the color of a cell in a list and return a string value: if you are using .Cells(row, column), you only need this: Sheets("sheetname").Cells(row, column) to reference that range of cells.

I was looping through a block of 500 cells and it works surprisingly quickly for me.

I have not tried this with .Copy, but I would assume it would work the same way.