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Is there a way to see if a certain worksheet is active in a workbook?

If it is active continue with code. If it is not active end.

this is what I got but it allows the code to keep going without the "Current
Month" worksheet being active.

If Worksheets("Current Month").Visible = False Then
End
Else

TIA
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If ActiveSheet.Name = "Current Month" Then

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"Looping through" wrote:

Is there a way to see if a certain worksheet is active in a workbook?

If it is active continue with code. If it is not active end.

this is what I got but it allows the code to keep going without the "Current
Month" worksheet being active.

If Worksheets("Current Month").Visible = False Then
End
Else

TIA
Peter

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Use the ActiveSheet object to refer to whatever sheet is active:

If ActiveSheet.Name = "Current Month" Then
'do something

Hope this helps,

Hutch

"Looping through" wrote:

Is there a way to see if a certain worksheet is active in a workbook?

If it is active continue with code. If it is not active end.

this is what I got but it allows the code to keep going without the "Current
Month" worksheet being active.

If Worksheets("Current Month").Visible = False Then
End
Else

TIA
Peter

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hi
probably more than one way to do this but...
If ActiveSheet.Name < "CurrentMonth" Then
exit sub
Else
runmorecode
End If

regards
FSt1

"Looping through" wrote:

Is there a way to see if a certain worksheet is active in a workbook?

If it is active continue with code. If it is not active end.

this is what I got but it allows the code to keep going without the "Current
Month" worksheet being active.

If Worksheets("Current Month").Visible = False Then
End
Else

TIA
Peter

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Try something like

If ActiveSheet.Name = "Current Month" Then
' Current Month is active
Else
' Current Month is not active
End If


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Is there a way to see if a certain worksheet is active in a workbook?

If it is active continue with code. If it is not active end.

this is what I got but it allows the code to keep going without the
"Current
Month" worksheet being active.

If Worksheets("Current Month").Visible = False Then
End
Else

TIA
Peter




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