It's probably an issue with Windev. This is different than the OLE I am
familiar with, which is basically how one VBA program accesses objects in
another. However, you should try variations on the syntax CoRrRaN provided:

MySheetXLSCopy(MySheetXLS)

Check the Excel object model to see what the arguments for Copy are for a
worksheet, and use the appropriate syntax for Windev. For example, how do
you have to deal with optional arguments or named arguments?

- Jon
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Thanks to answer me.

But, this command do not work in my software. I use an externel
software ( WINDEV) which use OLE to control EXCEL.

Do you know another command to do the same things?

A command without space?

All command OLE in my software contains no space, and are like this:

MySheetXLSRange("A1:"+AEZ+"1")Select()

MySheetXLSSelectionCopy()

MySheetXLSRange("AE52")Select()

MySheetXLSActiveSheetPaste()

Pierre

On 25 jan, 14:44, CoRrRan wrote:
ActiveSheet.Copy After:=ActiveSheet

Change both "ActiveSheet"s to whatever you need.

HTH, CoRrRan

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Hi, I would like to know how duplicate a Sheet in excel.

I know only how create a new sheet : xExcelSheetsAdd()

I tried to copy the sheet, create a new sheet, and paste, but it
doesn't work, because Excel display a prompt.
Excel ask if I want to save my copy in clipboard , because the copy is
too important.

Could anyone help me with the correct OLE commands to duplicate a
sheet? An
example program would be great if anyone has one.

Many thanks,

Pierre