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I have a dialog box that I am using to pull up a specific sheet in my
workbook. It has 2 option buttons, one for week 1 and one for week 2, then it has a dropdown for the day of the week. I then use the concatenate command to combine the day and the week in the ref cell. My question is... How do I get the sheet that the cell name is referenced to open when I click the OK button? |
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For the active workbook
Worksheets("MySheet").Activate Or, being workbook-specific Workbooks("Book1.xls").Worksheets("MySheet").Activ ate Bob "justaguyfromky" wrote in message ... I have a dialog box that I am using to pull up a specific sheet in my workbook. It has 2 option buttons, one for week 1 and one for week 2, then it has a dropdown for the day of the week. I then use the concatenate command to combine the day and the week in the ref cell. My question is... How do I get the sheet that the cell name is referenced to open when I click the OK button? |
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What I want it to do is...
Worksheets (A1).Activate How can I get this to work Thanks "Bob Kilmer" wrote: For the active workbook Worksheets("MySheet").Activate Or, being workbook-specific Workbooks("Book1.xls").Worksheets("MySheet").Activ ate Bob "justaguyfromky" wrote in message ... I have a dialog box that I am using to pull up a specific sheet in my workbook. It has 2 option buttons, one for week 1 and one for week 2, then it has a dropdown for the day of the week. I then use the concatenate command to combine the day and the week in the ref cell. My question is... How do I get the sheet that the cell name is referenced to open when I click the OK button? |
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Hi,
Say A1 (contraining the sheet name to activate) is in the active sheet: Worksheets(Range("A1").Text).Activate Else, say A1 is in 'Sheet1' Worksheets(Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Text). Activate Regards, Sébastien "justaguyfromky" wrote: What I want it to do is... Worksheets (A1).Activate How can I get this to work Thanks "Bob Kilmer" wrote: For the active workbook Worksheets("MySheet").Activate Or, being workbook-specific Workbooks("Book1.xls").Worksheets("MySheet").Activ ate Bob "justaguyfromky" wrote in message ... I have a dialog box that I am using to pull up a specific sheet in my workbook. It has 2 option buttons, one for week 1 and one for week 2, then it has a dropdown for the day of the week. I then use the concatenate command to combine the day and the week in the ref cell. My question is... How do I get the sheet that the cell name is referenced to open when I click the OK button? |
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Whoa! Sorry for my brain dead answer. Your question is perfectly clear. I
shouldn't sleep while I post, I guess. "justaguyfromky" wrote in message ... What I want it to do is... Worksheets (A1).Activate How can I get this to work Thanks "Bob Kilmer" wrote: For the active workbook Worksheets("MySheet").Activate Or, being workbook-specific Workbooks("Book1.xls").Worksheets("MySheet").Activ ate Bob "justaguyfromky" wrote in message ... I have a dialog box that I am using to pull up a specific sheet in my workbook. It has 2 option buttons, one for week 1 and one for week 2, then it has a dropdown for the day of the week. I then use the concatenate command to combine the day and the week in the ref cell. My question is... How do I get the sheet that the cell name is referenced to open when I click the OK button? |
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