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Following problem:
There are some workbooks with 12 sheets each. these sheets are called: "Jan 00", "Feb 00", ...,"Dec 00" or "Jan 03, ..., "Dec 03". I know that I can refer to the 'internal' number of the sheets (1 to 12). But in my case I have to select the sheets by the user-defined-name. The macro should exist over many years, so I can only use part of the name = monthname. I would like to have code like that: If Sheets(Worksheets(x).Name).Name = "July 00" Then '(that works) where the 00-part is variable! Is there a possibility to refer only to a PART of the user defined sheet name? TIA Walt |
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