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Default Processing all worksheets simultaneously

It would be useful for you to describe what processing you are doing to the
worksheets.

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Vasant

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I understand what your are sayinb by grouping and
ungrouping. But How can i implement this by vba???

Any help would be appreciated
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Are you familiar with Worksheet grouping and its benefits?
Hold down the shift-key and clink First and Last sheet

for contiguous or
Hold down the Control-key and click individual sheets to

be "grouped"...
HTH

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I want to perform similar operation in 5-6 sheets of a
workbook. I am currently following the proces as :

For i = 1 To ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Count
processEachWorksheet
If exitFlag = True Then Exit Sub
Next i

ie. I am doing a similar process 5-6 times. Can it be
possible that I i do the processing for each sheet at

the
same time? Is something like this possible:
For each sheet...
'do this

If possible will it make any difference in the total

time
taken?

Thanks



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