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I have an automated system to rename every sheet in a
workbook. This often incurs an error when the name is duplicated and to get round this i used on error goto 1000 which sorts it out very satisfactorily. The problem is that this only works once when the macro is run. I have tried repeating this line when it comes back out of the code to ammend the error in the vain hope that it would re-apply the rule. I can't even find anything in the help file so any advice would be appreciated. Tia Jon |
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