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Default Repeat copy for indifinate number of worksheets


Hi all!

I need some code that will copy a range (incl formatting etc.) of sheet
1, to the exact same range of another workbook's sheet 1. This copy
process must repeat for all worksheets in both workbooks even when some
sheets are deleted or added in the future. I'm not sure if it will work
using the 'For / Next' function. I have attached the example of the code
i have so far. The heavily indented mid section is where I need the
'Repeat copy' code.

Any help would help!



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