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Hi,
I need to test for the existence of a worksheet with a given name. Presently I'm using some code I found on the net like: On Error Resume Next Set xlobj = Workbooks(WorkBookName).Worksheets(SheetName) If Err = 0 Then do something else do another thing End If I find that this is an awkward way to perform the test because my If..Then..Else is False no matter which error occurs. Is there a more definitive way to perform the test? TIA -- Damien |
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