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Excel2003 ... I previously submitted a 2 question post ... However, only 1
question answered ... That said ... I am back.

I have 12 WorkSheets ... Jan, Feb Mar etc ...

When I open my WorkBook ... I wish for the current Month WorkSheet to be
selected.

I am assuming I need a little Code from the Code writers ... Thanks ... Kha
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Ken,

In the Thisworkbook code module:

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
ThisWorkbook.Sheets(Format(Date, "mmm")).Activate
End Sub



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Hope that helps.

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"Ken" wrote:

Excel2003 ... I previously submitted a 2 question post ... However, only 1
question answered ... That said ... I am back.

I have 12 WorkSheets ... Jan, Feb Mar etc ...

When I open my WorkBook ... I wish for the current Month WorkSheet to be
selected.

I am assuming I need a little Code from the Code writers ... Thanks ... Kha

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