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![]() Need some help with proper VB syntax, please. I regularly create a Pivot Table that is created from a worksheet which has been copied from the previous week's worksheet. After copying the previous week's worksheet, I give it a new tab name, then create the Pivot Table, from new date entered into the worksheet. 1. I'd like to assign the new worksheet tab name to a variable. Does the assignment statement include "wrksht.name"? What is the proper syntax to assign the current worksheet's tab name to a variable? 2. Then, since creating a Pivot Table requires the specific worksheet tab name be included in the VB code itself, I'd like to plug the value of that variable (the current worksheet's tab name) into a line of VB code that I use to create the Pivot Table, so the Pivot Table will use the data in the current worksheet, and not the data from the previous week. How does that literal get inserted into the VB code, so I won't need to go into the VB Editor regularly to update the VB code itself manually, to reflect the current worksheet's tab name. Thanks for your help. -- itsthebike ------------------------------------------------------------------------ itsthebike's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27425 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=469406 |
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