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Oops sent to wrong forum: Excel Macros
Hi: I have a workbook with 14 worksheets. I need 14 macros
I want the name of the macro to be the name of each worksheet. ex. FA2E, FA3E, FA4E, etc. the macro is the same except for referencing the worksheet name. I have the first macro and am copying/pasting 14 times, changing the worksheet name and macro name. However, it doesn't work properly. About the 5 copy/past excel seems to want to call the macro by the name of the workbook, dot, worksheet. What am I doing wrong. When I open up tools, macro, I want to see the 14 names as stated above. Because, I have a final macro that calls each macro, so I would call, FA23, FA3E etc. Help would be appreciated. |
Oops sent to wrong forum: Excel Macros
Dar -
If the macro is the same other than the worksheet name, why don't you just use the one macro, and use a variable name for the sheet name. This will be much easier to maintain. -- Daryl S "Dar" wrote: Hi: I have a workbook with 14 worksheets. I need 14 macros I want the name of the macro to be the name of each worksheet. ex. FA2E, FA3E, FA4E, etc. the macro is the same except for referencing the worksheet name. I have the first macro and am copying/pasting 14 times, changing the worksheet name and macro name. However, it doesn't work properly. About the 5 copy/past excel seems to want to call the macro by the name of the workbook, dot, worksheet. What am I doing wrong. When I open up tools, macro, I want to see the 14 names as stated above. Because, I have a final macro that calls each macro, so I would call, FA23, FA3E etc. Help would be appreciated. |
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