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Default save worksheet as new workbook

Hi Bob,

Indeed the Activesheet.Copy command directly creates a new single-sheet
workbook.

I suspect that you have confused this direct creation with a subsequent
(optional) save.

In any event, the looping deletion of other sheets method which you suggest
seems inappropiately lengthy in operation and overly verbose code.
Certainly, were I dealing with (say) a 100-sheet primary workbook, I know
which approach I would adopt.

Just my opinion of course.

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Norman.


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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But that is still not directly

Bob

"srgggf" <jbkjkbjn wrote in message
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"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Not directly. You could loop round and delete all the others except,

and
the
SaveAs.


Activesheet.copy would appear a pretty direct means of generating a

new
workbook containing (only) the desired sheet.

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Regards
Norman