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Quotation marks and variables within code
I am using the replaceline function to change some code. Part of the
new code is a variable. I want to add the variable value in the new code, not the variable name. Newcodeline = "Sheets(" & """ & NewCompName & """ & ").Visible = True" What I get is ... Sheets(" & NewCompName & ").Visible = True I have tried multiple variants but I can't get a right combination. I can get Sheets("NewCompName").Visible = True but not what I want. Ej: if NewCompName were Mckinsey, I want to see Sheets("Mckinsey").Visible = True Any suggestions? |
Quotation marks and variables within code
Newcodeline = "Sheets(" & """" & NewCompName & """" & ").Visible = True"
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Pablo" wrote in message oups.com... I am using the replaceline function to change some code. Part of the new code is a variable. I want to add the variable value in the new code, not the variable name. Newcodeline = "Sheets(" & """ & NewCompName & """ & ").Visible = True" What I get is ... Sheets(" & NewCompName & ").Visible = True I have tried multiple variants but I can't get a right combination. I can get Sheets("NewCompName").Visible = True but not what I want. Ej: if NewCompName were Mckinsey, I want to see Sheets("Mckinsey").Visible = True Any suggestions? |
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