I don't think I've ever seen a "normal" user change the codename of a sheet. So
in my situation, the only way a codename is changed is by the developer (usually
me). And that provides all the visibility I need.



JLGWhiz wrote:

Using is one thing, changing them is another. There is no visibility if they
are changed, without going to the VB editor project window. My preference is
to stick with stuff that I can see, unless I want to purposely hide something.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You may find that using the codename makes your procedure much more robust than
using the worksheet name. I don't think I'd warn people to stay away from using
it.



JLGWhiz wrote:
<<snipped

Don't get into the code name, if you can help it.



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Dave Peterson