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I'm betting that your recorded macro works against the activesheet.
So right after your loop starts, you can select the worksheet. Dim wks as worksheet for each wks in activeworkbook.worksheets wks.select 'your recorded code next wks Better yet would be to fully qualify each range/object that you use in your code and not have to select the worksheet. Dim wks as worksheet for each wks in activeworkbook.worksheets wks.range("a1").clearcontents wks.range("c3:d9").copy _ destination:=wks.range("x99") next wks Sandeep P wrote: I have recorded a macro to delete some row and then move to next sheet and perform the same action on the next sheet also until all the sheets are done. but it works fine for 1st sheet and does not work for sheets further. How can we run the same recorded macro in loop so that it performs the same action on all sheets Could you please help -- Dave Peterson |
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