I don't why you are deleting the worksheets and then adding them.

I have a workbook that contains the code and worksheets for retrieving the
data.

I open up a workbook that contains a worksheet with rows and columns of data
of which one column I want to extract into the first workbook. If the data
worksheet's name has a space in it the autofilter code errors.

Right now I have added code to replace the spaces with the infamous _ but
you shouldn't have to do that unless it is a geniune bug and supposedly your
code works.

This is my code

Set wsEx = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("ExtractData")
Set wsData = ActiveSheet 'activesheet name could be My Worksheet

wsData.Range("DataCol").AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, _
CriteriaRange:=wsEx .Range("LDExCrit"), _
CopyToRange:=wsEx .Range("ExtractCol"), Unique:=True

I notice you don't have the CriteriaRange set but that shouldn't affect it.
You also are setting the worksheet variables to the initial add worksheet
code instead of the name of the worksheet such or activesheet which could
make a difference.
I am using named ranges but that shouldn't matter either.

Steve



"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Does excel crash when you create a small test workbook.

This didn't crash xl2003 for me:

Option Explicit
Sub testme01()

Dim wks1 As Worksheet
Dim wks2 As Worksheet

On Error Resume Next
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Worksheets("name with space1").Delete
Worksheets("name with space2").Delete
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
On Error GoTo 0

Set wks1 = Worksheets.Add
With wks1
.Name = "name with space1"
.Range("a1").Value = "header"
.Range("a2:a10").Formula = "=""A""&mod(row(),3)"
End With

Set wks2 = Worksheets.Add
wks2.Name = "Name with space2"

wks1.Range("a1:A10").AdvancedFilter _
action:=xlFilterCopy, _
copytorange:=wks2.Range("a1"), _
unique:=True

End Sub



wrote:

Doing an advanced filter on a worksheet with a space in the worksheet
name
causes it to crash even if using a variable such as
ws.range(somerange).advancedfilter.

Anyone know what causes it or work around?

Thanks

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Dave Peterson