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Hi,
I used a macro to copy a worksheet and the code that resulted was the following: Sheets("Backup Listing").Copy Befo=Sheets(1) The result is a worksheet with the same name but the number 2 in brackets. Does anyone know if I can force this worksheet to have a name (say SHEET2) in the command above - rather than Excel allocating a name? Also, when I open the workbook, I need to delete any copies of (SHEET2) that may exist. If anyone could provide any assistance I would be most greatful. Cheers, GLT. |
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