I found that my use of . End(xlUp). Select prior to acting on the .
End(xlUp) cell was causing the problem. If I simply avoid the . End(xlUp).
Select prior to operating on the . End(xlUp) cell, the problem is less complex. It can be easily solved by preceding any .
End(xlUp) operation with . Range("A1").Select. See the code for explanation.
This doesn't really fix the problem with improper . End(xlUp) cell 'selection' - but I'm not interested in 'selecting' the cells, just operating on them. I must mention that I use .
Range("A1"). Select because A1 is outside of the 'list' that I'm manipulating via VBA.
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