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Dealing with Worksheet Names
I'm trying to copy from various parts of a succession of worksheets. Everything is in the same file.
My worksheets are named 1,2,3,4,5 I want to copy the contents from C4 in worksheets 2,3,4,5 into column 3 in WS1; then I want to copy the contents from C6 to column 4. It's been a horror show - I'm dealing with formulas like ='[C3]1'$C$4 and each cell has to vertify the directory & file. Please help... Jim Berglund |
Dealing with Worksheet Names
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Public Sub CopyC4sAndC6sToSheet1() Dim rDest As Range Dim i As Long Set rDest = Sheets("1").Range("C1") For i = 2 To 5 With Sheets(CStr(i)) rDest.Offset(i - 2, 0).Value = .Range("C4").Value rDest.Offset(i - 2, 1).Value = .Range("C6").Value End With Next i End Sub In article <C2oRe.346282$s54.294776@pd7tw2no, "Jim Berglund" wrote: I'm trying to copy from various parts of a succession of worksheets. Everything is in the same file. My worksheets are named 1,2,3,4,5 I want to copy the contents from C4 in worksheets 2,3,4,5 into column 3 in WS1; then I want to copy the contents from C6 to column 4. It's been a horror show - I'm dealing with formulas like ='[C3]1'$C$4 and each cell has to vertify the directory & file. Please help... Jim Berglund |
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