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Is there a way of telling a macro to run in the specified sheet, without using:
Worksheets("Sheet1").<property Can I use a refrence like this.<property or me.<property? I'm looking to do some formatting of a sheet in VBA, setting the page orientation, and Print Area. The name of the sheet may change from instance to instance though, so I don't want to put in a static page name. Thank you in advance for any help offered. |
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