I have a macro that selects all worksheets in a book and undertakes
formatting for them.

Is there a way that I can specify in the loop to select all sheets bar a
specific one, which is called MAIN?

If not then I intend to delete the sheet during the execution of a macro,
but I need to get the macro to delete it without giving the user the option
to confirm the delete (i.e. by pass the delete confirmation message).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Hi, Pank,

Try this to delete your sheet - the ENTER simulates you hitting the Enter
key when the delete confirmation dialog (default button OK) is displayed.

Cheers

Pete

Sub SheetDelete()
SendKeys ("{ENTER}")
Sheets("Sheet3").Delete
End Sub


"Pank Mehta" wrote:

I have a macro that selects all worksheets in a book and undertakes
formatting for them.

Is there a way that I can specify in the loop to select all sheets bar a
specific one, which is called MAIN?

If not then I intend to delete the sheet during the execution of a macro,
but I need to get the macro to delete it without giving the user the option
to confirm the delete (i.e. by pass the delete confirmation message).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 00:31:03 -0800, "Pank Mehta"
wrote in microsoft.public.excel.misc:

I have a macro that selects all worksheets in a book and undertakes
formatting for them.

Is there a way that I can specify in the loop to select all sheets bar a
specific one, which is called MAIN?

If not then I intend to delete the sheet during the execution of a macro,
but I need to get the macro to delete it without giving the user the option
to confirm the delete (i.e. by pass the delete confirmation message).

Maybe I'm missing something, but doesn't this do what you want?

Dim mySheet As Worksheet

For Each mySheet In Worksheets
If mySheet.Name < "MAIN" Then
' Do your formatting
End If
Next mySheet

--
Michael Bednarek http://mbednarek.com/ "POST NO BILLS"

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 00:53:01 -0800, Peter Rooney
wrote in
microsoft.public.excel.misc:

Try this to delete your sheet - the ENTER simulates you hitting the Enter
key when the delete confirmation dialog (default button OK) is displayed.

Cheers

Pete

Sub SheetDelete()
SendKeys ("{ENTER}")
Sheets("Sheet3").Delete
End Sub

Why not:

Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Sheets("Sheet3").Delete
Application.DisplayAlerts = True

SendKeys is always a kludge.

"Pank Mehta" wrote:

I have a macro that selects all worksheets in a book and undertakes
formatting for them.

Is there a way that I can specify in the loop to select all sheets bar a
specific one, which is called MAIN?

If not then I intend to delete the sheet during the execution of a macro,
but I need to get the macro to delete it without giving the user the option
to confirm the delete (i.e. by pass the delete confirmation message).

--
Michael Bednarek http://mbednarek.com/ "POST NO BILLS"

Thanks to Peter and Michael for you help.

"Michael Bednarek" wrote:

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 00:31:03 -0800, "Pank Mehta"
wrote in microsoft.public.excel.misc:

I have a macro that selects all worksheets in a book and undertakes
formatting for them.

Is there a way that I can specify in the loop to select all sheets bar a
specific one, which is called MAIN?

If not then I intend to delete the sheet during the execution of a macro,
but I need to get the macro to delete it without giving the user the option
to confirm the delete (i.e. by pass the delete confirmation message).

Maybe I'm missing something, but doesn't this do what you want?

Dim mySheet As Worksheet

For Each mySheet In Worksheets
If mySheet.Name < "MAIN" Then
' Do your formatting
End If
Next mySheet

--
Michael Bednarek http://mbednarek.com/ "POST NO BILLS"