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what's the difference between Activate and Select for Worksheet?
Hi,
As I know that after worksheets("****").Select, then we can use ActiveSheet.**** to do anything. But how about the Activate method? Can we use Worksheets("****").Activate ActiveSheet.**** in the way? thanks. |
what's the difference between Activate and Select for Worksheet?
You can activate a worksheet. If you look up Activate in VBA help, you will
get a full explanation. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "lvcha.gouqizi" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, As I know that after worksheets("****").Select, then we can use ActiveSheet.**** to do anything. But how about the Activate method? Can we use Worksheets("****").Activate ActiveSheet.**** in the way? thanks. |
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