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Default Workbooks.add (?RefName?)


I've written out the following code but when I try and reference it
later on in the code, it keeps telling me 'Object Required'.

Sub AddNew()
Dim NewBook As Workbook

Set NewBook = Workbooks.Add
With NewBook
..Title = "Purchase Order"
..Subject = mycount
End With

End Sub

Sub MoveSheet()
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets(1).Move Befo=NewBook.Worksheets(1)
End Sub

When I type in 'NewBook.' it pops up with the menu but when the code
runs it tells me that I require an object.

I was given this code the other day:

Dim NewWB As WorkBook
Set NewWB=Workbook.Add (..../ Workbook.Open (....

I'm not sure what was meant by the code after 'Add'. Does this have
some involvement in referencing the NewWB?

Kartune85


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