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Default Loop through Worksheet Names

LOL, Halllllllllllleeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllluuuujjjjjjja aaahhhhhhhhhhhh :-)

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"Jake Marx" wrote in message
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Ken Wright wrote:
I don't take any offense at being corrected. Anything that helps the
community avoid confusion and helps me learn at the same time is
great IMO. MVPs should be just as open to correction/constructive
criticism as anyone else here!


Amen to that :-)


Can I get a hallelujah? <g

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