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Default applying modules to mulitple worksheet

can you post the contents of the "changes" sub?


"violet" wrote:

got another problem now...you c my code is for highlighting changes..now prob
is that when one of the sheet that i declare in the array is empty..the array
of worksheet seem like will not load as any sheet that is declare after the
blank sheet, the macro "changes" will not work on those sheets.

eg.

For Each wks In wkb.Worksheets(Array("Korea", "China", "Malaysia", "Brunei"))
call changes
next wks

if korea sheet has no data, "china" sheet and the rest will not execute
changes

"violet" wrote:

i have written a sub test_values in modules named Identifychages. I know that
by runing the module it will perform the sub on the excel worksheet that i am
opening. however, i wish to run this sub on mulitiple worksheets on the same
workbook.how can i do it?anyone can give me advice? i still very new to vba
coding in excel.

 
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