Microsoft KB Archive/70969

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Excel: Extract Range Not Highlighted After Extract

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The information in this article applies to:


 * Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, versions 3.0, 4.0

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SUMMARY
If an extract range exists on a Microsoft Excel worksheet (created by using the Set Extract command on the Data menu), the extract range will not be highlighted after an extract. This is important to remember when setting print areas or running macros that use this area.

MORE INFORMATION
Set Extract allows you to perform an extract without losing your current cell selection. Therefore, after an extract range is created, the same area of the worksheet will be highlighted as before the extract took place. In Excel versions 2.20 and earlier, the extract area is always highlighted after an extract.

For more information on extracting and databases, see pages 340-343 in the &quot;Microsoft Excel User's Guide 1,&quot; version 4.0 or pages 381-384 in the &quot;Microsoft Excel User's Guide&quot; version 3.0.

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