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Default Sheet number variable


Hi

I think I am getting at what you are after!

Try this :-

Presuming that the variable containing the desired sheet number i
'Count' and the value of 'Count' now is say 3 - hence your macro shoul
select the 3rd worksheet in your workbook an name it as 'Week3', the
this would perhaps help :-

Worksheets(Count).select
activesheet.name = "Week" & Count


This will select the 3rd worksheet in the workbook starting from th
first worksheet beginning from left.

See if this helps - otherwise let me know and I will see if I can offe
further assitance.


Best regards


Deepak Agarwa

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