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I often use For Next Loops to loop through routines:
For X = 1 to 10 I know that you can also step through the loop based on a constraint: For X = 1 to 10, Step 2 (you get 2 4 6 8 10) But is it possible to set up the loop to get say (1,5,6,8,10). That is I want to predefine the loop based on a custom order. I am assuming that I have to read the range into some sort of array and then give the user the option to custom pick. I imagine a userform is needed. And is it possible to do this with sheets in Excel. So if I have a print macro which prints predefined sheets within a loop, can I set up another loop which reads the number of sheets into my for Next statement and allows me to custom pick the ones I want to print within the greater loop? That is I pick the sheets in advance, and my macro prints these chosen sheets with its loop. Thanks in advance! TS |
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