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I have a workbook in which I need to delete all sheets except one
called "SummaryReport". I have tried using the following code For z = 1 To xlBook.Worksheets.Count If xlBook.Worksheets(z).Name < "SummaryReport" Then xlBook.Worksheets(z).Delete Next z This is falling over (I presume because the count changes as sheets are deleted). How can I do this? Nirmal |
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For Each sh In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets If sh.Name < "SummaryReport" Then -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Nirmal Singh" wrote in message ... I have a workbook in which I need to delete all sheets except one called "SummaryReport". I have tried using the following code For z = 1 To xlBook.Worksheets.Count If xlBook.Worksheets(z).Name < "SummaryReport" Then xlBook.Worksheets(z).Delete Next z This is falling over (I presume because the count changes as sheets are deleted). How can I do this? Nirmal |
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On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 15:54:14 +0000, Nirmal Singh
wrote: I have a workbook in which I need to delete all sheets except one called "SummaryReport". I have tried using the following code For z = 1 To xlBook.Worksheets.Count If xlBook.Worksheets(z).Name < "SummaryReport" Then xlBook.Worksheets(z).Delete Next z This is falling over (I presume because the count changes as sheets are deleted). How can I do this? Nirmal I have changed the loop for z=xlBook.Worksheets.count to 1 step -1 It works now. Nirmal |
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