I originally was going to reference the sheet name, but I'm not the only
person who will be using this workbook. I realized that another recipient of
this workbook could change the sheet name, causing the code would fail.

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
...
Tom,

Why not use the sheet name?

Dim aryMonths()

aryMonths = Array("", "Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", _
"Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec")

For bytSheetLoopCounter = 1 To 12

For bytSheetLoopCounter = 1 To 12
If bytSheetLoopCounter < 10 Then
strMonthNumber = "0" & bytSheetLoopCounter
Else
strMonthNumber = bytSheetLoopCounter
End If

strChartSheetName = aryMonths(bytSheetLoopCounter) & " Duration"
Sheets(strChartSheetName).Select

Next bytSheetLoopCounter



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HTH

Bob Phillips
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"Tom Deiley" wrote in message
...
Here's the scenario:

In my workbook, I have a series of 12 chartsheets which have the names
"Jan
Duration" through "Dec Duration". These sheets graph monthly
information.
In
the VBE, these sheets are named "cshtMonth01Dur" through
"cshtMonth12Dur",
so that I can loop from 1 to 12 and update the chart title on each of
the
sheets. Here's a portion of my code:

For bytSheetLoopCounter = 1 To 12
If bytSheetLoopCounter < 10 Then
strMonthNumber = "0" & bytSheetLoopCounter
Else
strMonthNumber = bytSheetLoopCounter
End If

strChartSheetName = "cshtMonth" & strMonthNumber & "Dur"
Sheets(strChartSheetName).Select

Next bytSheetLoopCounter

When it gets to the 'Select' line, it triggers "run-time error '9':
Subscript out of range"

I know that the 'Sheets(strChartSheetName).Select' should read something
like 'Sheets("Jan Duration").Select', but I can't see how to retrieve
the
name of a sheet when it's referenced by a variable. Any and all help
would
be greatly appreciated.

Tom