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I have the following code included in a macro:
Sheets("Week XX").Copy After:=Sheets(ActiveWorkbook.Sheets.Count) Application.Goto Reference:="'Week XX (2)'!R3C3" What I would like to do is rename the copied worksheet "'Week XX (2)!'" to: 'Week 19' where the number '19' is obtained from cell C3 of the worksheet. Each time I copy the worksheet cell C3 already has a new unique number displayed so there will be no chance of a worksheet ever being duplicated. Thanks for your assistance with this. |
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