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I have a bond pricing template designed by someone else which I'm
automating. I have a number of subs, such as the following: Sub EnterFaceParValueOfBond() Dim MyString As String Dim MyString2 As String MyString = Application.InputBox("Enter face/par value of bond") 'Queries the user to enter the face/par value of the bond Worksheets("PRICE OF BOND").Range("b2") = MyString 'Inserts the value entered by the user in cell B2 If Worksheets("PRICE OF BOND").Range("b2") = False Then MsgBox ("Caution! Canceling Input sets the price of the bond to $1,000.00!") Else: Exit Sub End If MyString2 = 1000 Worksheets("PRICE OF BOND").Range("B2") = MyString2 End Sub The worksheet name needs to be change to PriceOfBond (because Access is pulling data from this worksheet, and it doesn't deal well with spaces in names). If I leave the code as it appears above, I get a "subscript out of range" error, presumably because PriceOfBond does not agree with PRICE OF BOND in the above code. So: is there a way to have Excel automatically update code if the name of the worksheet changes? Or do I have to manually go into this code and change the worksheet names? Thanks.... |
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