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I'm creating a spreadsheet with a macro to consolidate the data on individual
worksheets. The spreadsheet will be used as a template and copied as required for different scenarios; the worksheets will then be renamed for specific part numbers. Is there a way I can identify the worksheets with their generic names (Sheet1, Sheet2, etc.) in the Visual Basic code of the macro so they will still work even when the individual sheets are renamed? |
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