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Ignore a sheet
Hi,
If you use "For each wks in ActiveWorkbook. Worksheets", is there a way to leave out a sheet, for example the Summary Sheet? Or do I need to figure out another way? Thanks! |
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Ignore a sheet
Check the sheet name of wks each time before ding any processing on it:
For Each wks In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If wks.Name < "Summary" Then 'do something End If Next wks Hope this helps, Hutch "cottage6" wrote: Hi, If you use "For each wks in ActiveWorkbook. Worksheets", is there a way to leave out a sheet, for example the Summary Sheet? Or do I need to figure out another way? Thanks! |
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