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Try debugging.<br />
What is the Selection set to when the error occurs?
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Try debugging.
What is the Selection set to when the error occurs?

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I have macro with the following lines:<br />
&quot;Dim objRange As Range<br />
ActiveDocument.Range.Start<wbr /> = Selection.Start<br />
ActiveDocument.Range.End = Selection.End<br />
Set objRange = ActiveDocument.Range(Selec<wbr />tion.Start<wbr />, Selection.End)&quot;<br />
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This macro runs on word docs.<br />
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When I execute the macro on small doc it runs perfectly but on large doc, I receive the error<br />
&quot;Run-time error 4608, value out of range&quot;<br />
Why?<br />
<br />
BR<br />
Asi
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Hello,

I have macro with the following lines:
"Dim objRange As Range
ActiveDocument.Range.Start = Selection.Start
ActiveDocument.Range.End = Selection.End
Set objRange = ActiveDocument.Range(Selection.Start, Selection.End)"

This macro runs on word docs.

When I execute the macro on small doc it runs perfectly but on large doc, I receive the error
"Run-time error 4608, value out of range"
Why?

BR
Asi

Word macro and Run-time error 4608

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