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"Sort key" problem now is "worksheet identification"
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(link to previous thread) problems with sorting seem to have become problems with identifying a sheet....... isn't the following sufficient for declaring a sheet? (in the global declarations module): Public Bldgs As Worksheet (in each individual module/userform sub where it's needed): Set Bldgs = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(2) is there something different i need to indicate a particular sheet????? i looked @ posts worksheet versus worksheets & used Dim SHName As String SHName = Worksheets(1).Name MsgBox "the nameof the first worksheet is" & SHName, vbOKOnly to verify all the names & numbers of the worksheets. any ideas, people? :) thanks susan |
"Sort key" problem now is "worksheet identification"
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Susan wrote: http://groups.google.com/group/micro...83b672/?hl=en# (link to previous thread) problems with sorting seem to have become problems with identifying a sheet....... isn't the following sufficient for declaring a sheet? (in the global declarations module): Public Bldgs As Worksheet (in each individual module/userform sub where it's needed): Set Bldgs = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(2) is there something different i need to indicate a particular sheet????? i looked @ posts worksheet versus worksheets & used Dim SHName As String SHName = Worksheets(1).Name MsgBox "the nameof the first worksheet is" & SHName, vbOKOnly to verify all the names & numbers of the worksheets. any ideas, people? :) thanks susan -- Dave Peterson |
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