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How to indicate that the current visible worksheet is the active o
Good day,
I have a function in a module, in which I would like to state that the current visible worksheet should be treated as the active one, because I do not know during execution what the sheet name will be. In the example below the sheet name is hardcoded, what is the better solution? With ActiveWorkbook With .Worksheets("Titans") .Range("M5").Value = 5 End With End With Kind regards George |
How to indicate that the current visible worksheet is the active o
Hi George,
Dim SH As Worksheet Set SH = ActiveSheet SH.range("M5").Value = 5 The object variable SH will refer to the stipulated sheet, irrespective of whether it is subsequently active or not.. --- Regards, Norman "George Furnell" wrote in message ... Good day, I have a function in a module, in which I would like to state that the current visible worksheet should be treated as the active one, because I do not know during execution what the sheet name will be. In the example below the sheet name is hardcoded, what is the better solution? With ActiveWorkbook With .Worksheets("Titans") .Range("M5").Value = 5 End With End With Kind regards George |
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