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This should do what you need:

Code:
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Sub move_n_group_sheets()
Dim Arr As Varriant, a As Long
Arr = Array("A", "B", "C")
For a = 0 To 2
Sheets(Array(Arr(a) & "Book1", Arr(a) & "Book2", Arr(a) & "Book3", _
Arr(a) & "Book4", Arr(a) & "Book5", Arr(a) & "Book6", Arr(a) & _
"Book7", Arr(a) & "Book8", Arr(a) & "Book9", Arr(a) & "Book10")).Move
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (Arr(a) & ".xls")
ActiveWorkbook.Close False
Next a
End Sub
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bobbi;454210 Wrote:
Thank you for your response.

I suppose I wasn't very clear. I want to direct each group into a
separate
workbook for each group (A, B and C). The full worksheet name can be
used.
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bobbi


"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


What do you mean "Using only the first digit of each sheet", that

would
give you problems as you cannot have more than one sheet named the

same!

bobbi;454183 Wrote:
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bobbiI have a workbook with 30 worksheets labeled Abook1 to

Abook10,
Bbook1
to Bbook10, Cbook1 to Cbook10. The

worksheet name is repeated in the same cell on each sheet.

I would like to save each group of 10 into seperate workbooks named

A,
B,
and C (using only the first digit of each

sheet name). Then make sure each workbook has the sheets in

numerical
order
(they won't necessarily be

completed in order). Is there a macro that will do all that
automatically?



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