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Error 1004 using array in Sheet select.
If I select a sheet with its real name:
Sheets("Sheet1").Select - Works fine Sheets(Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")).Select - Works fine If I assign the sheet name(s) to a constant Public Const TSGSheet1 = "Sheet1" Public Const TSGSheet2 = "Sheet2" Sheets(TSGSheet1).Select - Works fine Sheets(TSGSheet2).Select - Works fine Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Select - fails with Error 1004 My macro's/VBA do multiple Selects and rather than explicitly specifying the sheet names in every command, I thought I would set up a constant, use the constant in the multiple commands. If I then wanted to change the sheet name, I could just change the constant assignment once. Have I done something wrong? It would appear that you can not use constants in an array? -- Trefor |
Trefor,
It works for me and selects the two sheets, if the public constants are placed at the top of the module above all the subs. Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "Trefor" wrote in message If I select a sheet with its real name: Sheets("Sheet1").Select - Works fine Sheets(Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")).Select - Works fine If I assign the sheet name(s) to a constant Public Const TSGSheet1 = "Sheet1" Public Const TSGSheet2 = "Sheet2" Sheets(TSGSheet1).Select - Works fine Sheets(TSGSheet2).Select - Works fine Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Select - fails with Error 1004 My macro's/VBA do multiple Selects and rather than explicitly specifying the sheet names in every command, I thought I would set up a constant, use the constant in the multiple commands. If I then wanted to change the sheet name, I could just change the constant assignment once. Have I done something wrong? It would appear that you can not use constants in an array? -- Trefor |
And it worked for me, too.
Are you sure that the active workbook had sheets with those two names? Trefor wrote: If I select a sheet with its real name: Sheets("Sheet1").Select - Works fine Sheets(Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")).Select - Works fine If I assign the sheet name(s) to a constant Public Const TSGSheet1 = "Sheet1" Public Const TSGSheet2 = "Sheet2" Sheets(TSGSheet1).Select - Works fine Sheets(TSGSheet2).Select - Works fine Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Select - fails with Error 1004 My macro's/VBA do multiple Selects and rather than explicitly specifying the sheet names in every command, I thought I would set up a constant, use the constant in the multiple commands. If I then wanted to change the sheet name, I could just change the constant assignment once. Have I done something wrong? It would appear that you can not use constants in an array? -- Trefor -- Dave Peterson |
Sorry misled you a bit.
Try the following (same constants as before) Sheets(TSGSheet1).Visible = True Sheets(TSGSheet2).Visible = True Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Visible = False Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Visible = True <<<<< This fails The line in my original question failed because one sheet was hidden. The last line above fails with the same error. -- Trefor "Dave Peterson" wrote: And it worked for me, too. Are you sure that the active workbook had sheets with those two names? Trefor wrote: If I select a sheet with its real name: Sheets("Sheet1").Select - Works fine Sheets(Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")).Select - Works fine If I assign the sheet name(s) to a constant Public Const TSGSheet1 = "Sheet1" Public Const TSGSheet2 = "Sheet2" Sheets(TSGSheet1).Select - Works fine Sheets(TSGSheet2).Select - Works fine Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Select - fails with Error 1004 My macro's/VBA do multiple Selects and rather than explicitly specifying the sheet names in every command, I thought I would set up a constant, use the constant in the multiple commands. If I then wanted to change the sheet name, I could just change the constant assignment once. Have I done something wrong? It would appear that you can not use constants in an array? -- Trefor -- Dave Peterson |
Yep.
I think you'll want to do one sheet at a time. Trefor wrote: Sorry misled you a bit. Try the following (same constants as before) Sheets(TSGSheet1).Visible = True Sheets(TSGSheet2).Visible = True Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Visible = False Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Visible = True <<<<< This fails The line in my original question failed because one sheet was hidden. The last line above fails with the same error. -- Trefor "Dave Peterson" wrote: And it worked for me, too. Are you sure that the active workbook had sheets with those two names? Trefor wrote: If I select a sheet with its real name: Sheets("Sheet1").Select - Works fine Sheets(Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")).Select - Works fine If I assign the sheet name(s) to a constant Public Const TSGSheet1 = "Sheet1" Public Const TSGSheet2 = "Sheet2" Sheets(TSGSheet1).Select - Works fine Sheets(TSGSheet2).Select - Works fine Sheets(Array(TSGSheet1, TSGSheet2)).Select - fails with Error 1004 My macro's/VBA do multiple Selects and rather than explicitly specifying the sheet names in every command, I thought I would set up a constant, use the constant in the multiple commands. If I then wanted to change the sheet name, I could just change the constant assignment once. Have I done something wrong? It would appear that you can not use constants in an array? -- Trefor -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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