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Using Office Pro 2003 & WinXP Is it possible to set the number of sheets when opening a new Workbook without changing the default .SheetsInNewWorkbook of 3. I was searching this newsgroup and came across the following in a Jim Becker post of 17-Dec 2002. Is this the only way to open a new workbook with a specific number of sheets? Code is courtesy of Ed Ferrero (12.02.02): Dim curr_sheets As Integer With Application ' save the no of sheets in new book that is currently set in options curr_sheets = .SheetsInNewWorkbook .SheetsInNewWorkbook = 3 Workbooks.Add .SheetsInNewWorkbook = curr_sheets End With -- Thank you Regards Bob C Using Windows XP Home + Office 2003 Pro |
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