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To illustrate my problem, sample code given below:
set oEx = New Excel.Application set oBk = oEx.Workbooks.Open("MyBook.xls") dim oSh as Excel.Worksheet For Each oSh In oBk.Worksheets Debug.Print oSh.CodeName Next Sometimes I could not refer to the codename of worksheet. After I intentionally create a tiny macro in the "MyBook.xls" and delete it, I could refer to the codename of the sheets by the above code. I need to always refer to the codename in my current project. Someone knows how? |
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