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One of those days today,
I am using the following if statement in some code If Not .Name = "Menu" And Not .Name = "Login" And Not .Name = "Report" And Not .Name = "Report 2" And Not .Name Like "Daily" Then do something end if It will ignore the sheets named except the Daily one. What I am trying to accomplish is for the code to not run on any spreadsheet with the word Daily at the begining of it name plus the other name sheets Thanks |
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Hi Nigel,
Try: Like "Daily*" --- Regards, Norman "Nigel" wrote in message ... One of those days today, I am using the following if statement in some code If Not .Name = "Menu" And Not .Name = "Login" And Not .Name = "Report" And Not .Name = "Report 2" And Not .Name Like "Daily" Then do something end if It will ignore the sheets named except the Daily one. What I am trying to accomplish is for the code to not run on any spreadsheet with the word Daily at the begining of it name plus the other name sheets Thanks |
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Not .Name Like "Daily*" Then
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Nigel" wrote in message ... One of those days today, I am using the following if statement in some code If Not .Name = "Menu" And Not .Name = "Login" And Not .Name = "Report" And Not .Name = "Report 2" And Not .Name Like "Daily" Then do something end if It will ignore the sheets named except the Daily one. What I am trying to accomplish is for the code to not run on any spreadsheet with the word Daily at the begining of it name plus the other name sheets Thanks |
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hi, Nigel !
... the following if statement in some code If Not .Name = "Menu" And Not .Name = "Login" And Not .Name = "Report" And Not .Name = "Report 2" And Not .Name Like "Daily" Then do something end if It will ignore the sheets named except the Daily one... trying to accomplish ... code to not run on any spreadsheet with the word Daily at the begining of it name plus the other name sheets maybe an alternate approach ? If InStr(1, .Name, "daily", vbTextCompare) = 0 Then Select Case Application.Trim(LCase(.Name)) Case "menu", "login", "report", "report 2" ' do nothing Case Else ' do something End Select End If hth, hector. |
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