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I'm not sure if I can do this, as I tried doing the "record a macro" trick,
and then trying it manually, and checking what recorded in the macro... Only to find that the macro was pretty much empty. In a nutshell, what I've got is an Excel spreadsheet that has a bunch of worksheets already. I want to write a macro/subroutine/function that I can call, that will check one of the current worksheets, and for each cell (with data) on a given line, will add a worksheet (copied from a "template" worksheet), setting the worksheet name (both the tab and in the properties) to the name of the selected cell. Ideally, I'd like to have it also do a "search & replace" on the VBA code in the new worksheet (based on the template), to adjust things to match the file. But I can do that by hand if necessary. Is any of this going to be possible to automate? Or am I stuck with tons of clicking? (Basically, I need to add a few hundred worksheets in this fashion - now you know why I'd rather automate the process) Thanks! -Scott |
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