How can I tell if multiple sheets have been selected?

Thanks in advance

Mike

if activewindow.SelectedSheets.Count 1

"Mike Weaver" wrote:

How can I tell if multiple sheets have been selected?

Thanks in advance

Mike

Hello Mike,

It is a good practice to preface Window operations with the application
to which they belong. Functions like ActiveWindow are envrironmentally
dependent. If you were troubleshooting your code in the VBA Editor,
ActiveWindow would assume you are referring to the active window in the
VBA Editor and not Excel. To prevent these problems qualify your object
methods like this...

Excel.ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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I stepped through this code in the VBE in book2.xls with book1.xls active in
excel:

Option Explicit
Sub testme01()
Debug.Print ActiveWindow.Caption
End Sub

I saw this in the immediate window:
book1.xls



Leith Ross wrote:

Hello Mike,

It is a good practice to preface Window operations with the application
to which they belong. Functions like ActiveWindow are envrironmentally
dependent. If you were troubleshooting your code in the VBA Editor,
ActiveWindow would assume you are referring to the active window in the
VBA Editor and not Excel. To prevent these problems qualify your object
methods like this...

Excel.ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count

Sincerely,
Leith Ross

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Thanks. That gets me headed in the right direction.

Mike

"Leith Ross" wrote
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Hello Mike,

It is a good practice to preface Window operations with the application
to which they belong. Functions like ActiveWindow are envrironmentally
dependent. If you were troubleshooting your code in the VBA Editor,
ActiveWindow would assume you are referring to the active window in the
VBA Editor and not Excel. To prevent these problems qualify your object
methods like this...

Excel.ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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