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From: Ferdinando A. <na...@am...> - 2011-03-24 16:55:11
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Hi all as a general rule I suggest to avoid to recreate multiple time the same object. If such a need arise it is generally an indication of bad design: an object should be able to alter its state without being recreated. Anyway if you have to recreate an object multiple time this means you create it in a dynamically changing workbook which is open and recalculated: in this case I suggest to keep the object anonymous. Naming it would be useless as you will have to reference it using the cell address (or even better a named range), otherwise Excel won't keep track of the dependency. If you don't use names the overwrite parameter is not effective. ciao -- nando |