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I can use Worksheets(2) to goto the second sheet on workbook, I can use
Worksheets.Count to goto the last sheet on workbook.
How can I get the Number of ActiveSheet(not sheetname, codename)?

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Try this..

shCount = ThisWorkbook.Sheets.Count

will give u the count of sheet numbers in your workbook.

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I can use Worksheets(2) to goto the second sheet on workbook, I can use
Worksheets.Count to goto the last sheet on workbook.
How can I get the Number of ActiveSheet(not sheetname, codename)?

Thira



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Thanks, every bodys

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