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I am looking at a particular cell (E5) and if the word Total is in there I
want it to delete the worksheet. Not sure why the following code doesn't work. Seemd fairly straight forward. If Sheets("Baton Rouge").Cell(5, 1) = "TOTAL" Then Sheets("Baton Rouge").Delete End If Thanks, Kevin Porter |
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