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Set Worksheet Name
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Is it possible to set the names of each worksheet in a module so I can refer to it within the sheets itself. ie Set wksCurrent = worksheets("Sheet1") set wksKey = worksheets("Sheet2") etc The above is what I would like to declare and have set in a module and then in the worksheets i would use wksCurrent.select wksKey.visible = true etc. I am hoping that I dont need to keep adding the Set wksCurrent = Worksheets("Sheet1") etc for each private or public sub. |
Set Worksheet Name
Declare the variables wksCurrent and wksKey as public variables before any
macros (type Worksheet), and in the first module set them as you show, and it will remain available for all macros. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Noemi" wrote in message ... Hi Is it possible to set the names of each worksheet in a module so I can refer to it within the sheets itself. ie Set wksCurrent = worksheets("Sheet1") set wksKey = worksheets("Sheet2") etc The above is what I would like to declare and have set in a module and then in the worksheets i would use wksCurrent.select wksKey.visible = true etc. I am hoping that I dont need to keep adding the Set wksCurrent = Worksheets("Sheet1") etc for each private or public sub. |
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