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Hi guys,
Sorry for the long post. I'm having problem using wildcard to select the appropriate worksheet in Excel. This is what I have in the workbook. In 1 workbook, I have 3 different worksheets and they are namely: 1. Week ABC 2. Week DEF 3. Week GHI Say if I want to select the worksheet: 'Week ABC', I use either one of the following codes to open the desired worksheet: 1. Sheets("Week A??").Select 2. Sheets("Week AB?").Select 3. Sheets("Week A*").Select 4. ..... and etc. When I execute one of the aboved codes in VBA, I keep getting the error: "Runtime error 9: The subscript is out of range." Could someone please clarify is wildcard supported in the aboved statements? If no, is there any way I can work around in order to make it work? I need to automate the process of sheets selection as there are many values in the sheet to calculate. Any clue anyone? Thanks. Rgds --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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