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Just what I needed! Thanks guys. I am rather new at
this. Glen -----Original Message----- MsgBox ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count If you want to do something on each sheet is easier to loop like this Sub test() Dim sh As Worksheet For Each sh In ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets MsgBox sh.Name Next End Sub -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl wrote in message ... Norman, Thanks - this worked great! Now I need to count the number of sheets selected. If I use sheets.count I get all sheets. I only want to count the number selected Say I have 10 sheets and I only select 3, what would my command line look like? MySelectedSheets = ?? Glen -----Original Message----- Hi Glen, Try: Activesheet.Index --- Regards, Norman "Glen" wrote in message ... I can capture the sheet name with "ActiveSheet.Name" How do I capture the active sheet number? Thanks Glen . . |
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