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Copying Sheets to New Workbook
subscript out of range would indicate that
SRN is not a valid sheet name for a sheet in EWB. You going to have to check the names. Make sure you don't have extra spaces or something. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ray Batig" wrote in message k.net... Greetings, I wrote the following code which is in a sheet, and am having trouble figuring out what is going wrong. Basically I have a workbook that has a number of sheets say Name1, Name2, Bill1, Sam1, Sam2, Sam3. At the click of a button, I want to generate a new workbook and then copy the desired sheets into the new workbook. The names Sam1, Sam2, Sam3, are in the range "Stream_Summaries". Everything works until I get to the marked line where I start to copy Sam1. Then I get a SUBSCRIPT OUT OF RANGE error. This code worked beautifully when there was only Sam1 and I recently had to add the For each... and that is when the fun started. Can someone tell me what is going on since I am lost? Thanks in advance for your help! Ray Private Sub CommandButton3_Click() ' this code builds a new workbook Application.ScreenUpdating = False ' turn off screen updating Dim NWB As Workbook, EWB As Workbook, NewName As String Dim SRN As String, Block As Range Set EWB = ActiveWorkbook ' store the active workbook name NewName = "" NewName = InputBox("Please enter the name for the new workbook without the .xls ") Set NWB = Workbooks.Add ' add new workbook ' copy the sheets EWB.Sheets("Name1").Copy NWB.Sheets(1) EWB.Sheets("Name2").Copy NWB.Sheets(1) For Each Block In EWB.Worksheets("List Data").Range("Stream_Summaries") 'loop thru summaries SRN = Block.Value ' store summary sheet name EWB.Sheets(SRN).Copy NWB.Sheets(1) << line with error ........ more code |
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