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In a workbook with a number of worksheets, I have some VBA code that copies
certain worksheets (and then hides the old versions of those that were copied). I've been playing around with different methods of designating which worksheets should be copied. It would be helpful if I could simply attach a boolean flag at the worksheet level to all the worksheets, designating which are to be copied and which aren't. I also have a second such need for associating a flag at the worksheet level. Would it make sense to use a Public Property or a new user-defined member of the Properties collection? If so, can somoene point me to a good example? |
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