Functions don't show up in that dialog--only Subs.

So you can create a subroutine that sorts your worksheets:

Option Explicit
sub SortAllWorksheets()
dim ok as boolean
ok = sortworksheetsbyname(firsttosort:=1, _
lasttosort:=activeworkbook.sheets.count, _
errortext:="Error", _
sortdescending:=false)
msgbox "ok"
end sub

Marking the routine private just means that you have the word "Private" in front
of the first line:

Private Sub SortAllWorksheets()
or
Private Function sortworksheetsbyname(...)

But you'll notice that Chip marked his function Public.



DanaK wrote:

Dave- I did put the code into a General module. I did NOT mark the subroutine
Private ( : * not sure what that means!) & ditto for mark the module Private.
I tried from your examples, but it didn't work. I must not be putting it in
the right place. The code begins with :

Public Function SortWorksheetsByName(ByVal FirstToSort As Long, ByVal
LastToSort As Long, _
ByRef ErrorText As String, Optional ByVal SortDescending As Boolean =
False) As Boolean

And then lots of other code....How do I know where/what to put? It's STILL
not showing up anywhere in my macros lists.

Thanks!
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DanaK

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Did you put the code in a General module in your personal.xls's project?

Did you mark the subroutine Private?
Like:
Private Sub ProcToSort()

Did you mark the module Private?
Option Private Module
(at the top of the module)



DanaK wrote:

I had the same need as Heather. I copied the code from Chips site & pasted it
into a module in my PERSONAL.XLS. How do I run it? It doesn't show in the
ToolsMacros list,but shows up in my Project explorer. I'm not sure how to
handle Public Function code.....?
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DanaK

"Heather" wrote:

i have over 70 tabs created in an Excel file all named with surnames, is
there a way to sort them into an alphabetical order. I have tried searching
in different areas to see if it can be done but no luck so far.

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Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson