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wildcards in tab. names
thank ;you Mr. gelder.
Rob van Gelder wrote in message ... The Sheets property returns a collection of Worksheets for the supplied object. Opened will be either the Application object or a Workbook object - more likely to be a Workbook object in this case. You could just replace the word Opened with ActiveWorkbook -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "R.VENKATARAMAN" &&& wrote in message ... while searching for "wildcards in tab. names" i found this code by J.E. McGimpsey For Each Sheet In Opened.Sheets If Sheet.Name Like "Scales*" Then MsgBox Sheet.Name End If Next Sheet ofcourse I give dim sheet as worksheet but the term <opened is also perhaps to be defined. seeking for some more clarificationl thanks regards. mine excel 2000 |
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