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As part of a series of macros, I name a new sheet that I open with the
current date with ActiveSheet.Name = Date$ Occasionally I need to run this routine more than once in the same day, which gives an error Run time error "1004": Cannot rename a sheet to the same name as another sheet . . ." Is there a way to check if there is a sheet with the current date name, and then name the new sheet with an appendage - for example 12-21-2003A, 12-21-2003B etc. I know very little VBA, so as specific of code as possible would be greatly appreciated. If that's unreasonably difficult, is there is a way to allow the macros to continue past the error, without renaming the sheet in that case? Thanks in advance |
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