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This may be a dumb questions but here goes:
If I have 2 sheets open, is there a way to refer to the inactive sheet without using it's name? The problem I'm having is that this file is run locally by many people and everybody wants to rename their file. If I use the original file name in the macro and the file gets renamed, the macro fails. If ActiveSheet.Name = Workbooks("XXX.xls").Sheets(1).Name Then ActiveWorkbook.Close 'close doc sheet if date already exists Else: 'insert sheet if new date Sheets(1).Move Befo=Workbooks("XXX.xls").Sheets(1) End If Thanks in advance. RJH |
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