"object doesnt support this property or method"

THANKS EXCEL VBA!

VERY USEFUL

Who wants information about the line, the object name, type, or any other useful information? Yeah sure, i will track that object by placing Debug.Print till i find the line that causes this.
(its a bit my own fault, i found out how to solve the problem (or thought so) and wrote like the entire code without testing it inbetween)

I have to correct your horribly typo: "its a bit my fault, because i use VBA to begin with"

:P

@gnulinuxer4fun I can redirect that blame to someone from the past, I got asked to automatize a some input in an excel sheet that then gets saved as a text file, then an "awk"Skript does things and generates doc files out of it which in turn get converted to PDF which then goes to the customer. I don't have the time (and probably ability) do this in, lets say, java. The data is extracted from two other excel sheets, so doing it in vba seemed like the most economic decision

@BurnoutDV mhh. Okay ig

I have to use VBA for task automation at work, it is one of the most terrible tools known to man...