I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.

if strcomp(sh.name,"sheet",vbTextCompare) = 0 then

or

if lcase(sh.name) = "sheet" then

or

if ucase(sh.name) = "SHEET" then

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




"S G Booth" wrote in message
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I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.

Many thanks to you all.

It seems I must test for each of the 3 possibilities.

However, I thought I had read somewhere that UCase could be used with a
mixture of upper and lower case characters.

Regards and thanks.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
if strcomp(sh.name,"sheet",vbTextCompare) = 0 then

or

if lcase(sh.name) = "sheet" then

or

if ucase(sh.name) = "SHEET" then

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




"S G Booth" wrote in message
...
I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.

you didn't understand. You can use anyone of the the three tests I provided
the OR was not code, but prose.

All three methods, as presented, are case insensitive.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"S G Booth" wrote in message
...
Many thanks to you all.

It seems I must test for each of the 3 possibilities.

However, I thought I had read somewhere that UCase could be used with a
mixture of upper and lower case characters.

Regards and thanks.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
if strcomp(sh.name,"sheet",vbTextCompare) = 0 then

or

if lcase(sh.name) = "sheet" then

or

if ucase(sh.name) = "SHEET" then

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




"S G Booth" wrote in message
...
I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all
the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.

You should be able to accomplish this with the "Ucase" command.

if ucase(Activesheet.name)="SHEET" THEN msgbox ("matches")

"S G Booth" wrote:

I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.

Since the application doesn't allow for the same sheet name, regardless of
the character case, using UCase() would work well. You might want to use
UCase() on both sides of a comparison, e.g.,

UCase(Sheets(i).Name) = UCase(MySheetVariableName)

Good luck,
VBA Dabbler

"S G Booth" wrote:

I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.

"S G Booth" wrote in message
...
I need to check for a worksheet's name, and need to be sure that all the
following example names will be valid:
SHEET ....... Sheet......... or sheet

guess that's a load of "sheet"!

Can I do this reliably with UCase, or ?

If (UCase(.Name) =

Regards.




Valid? What name would make a sheet's name invalid???

/ Fredrik