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Aug 20, 2014
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Talker
Definitely.
Seeing what some people come up with is funny to me. But, hey, if it works, right?
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VBA Question
Talker
8/20/14 12:18pm
If your sheets are all called "Sheet5", "Sheet6", "Sheet7", etc
Indy Coug
8/20/14 12:20pm
Unfortunately they're not, they're names...
Talker
8/20/14 12:24pm
just cycle through the sheets by index, not by name
BYUCoug11
8/20/14 12:21pm
Perfect. Thanks!
Talker
8/20/14 12:25pm
just reread your post - are you asking how to get the # of sheets in the book?
BYUCoug11
8/20/14 12:27pm
Alternatively...
Indy Coug
8/20/14 12:27pm
Worksheets count is what I used, but your post directed me to a good google sear
Talker
8/20/14 12:28pm
Solution for any interested
Talker
8/20/14 12:28pm
The beauty of Excel is there are multiple solutions possible
Indy Coug
8/20/14 12:30pm
Definitely.
Talker
8/20/14 12:31pm
A thing to note here is that Application.Worksheets refers to the ActiveWorkbook
JadoX
8/20/14 1:00pm
Definitely, thanks.
Talker
8/20/14 1:11pm
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