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Thanks everyone for your assistance. That really helps clean up my code.
"NickHK" wrote: Barb, You are looking fir the .Codename of the WS. The user cannot change it. It works like an object, rather than a name: WS_WithCodeName.Range("A1").Value=NewValue NickHK "Barb Reinhardt" ... We are creating a workbook that will need to activate several different sheets and perform some calculations. Is there a way to address the following: Sheet name changed by user - macro looking for sheet name on tab Sheet reordered in workbook It seems as though I saw a way to define a "hidden" name for the worksheet that the users couldn't see, but I can't seem to find it. Does this exist? If so, how would I use it? Thanks, Barb Reinhardt |
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