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Default Assign ChangeEventMacro to unknown SheetName

Well, thanks very much guys, but I just this minute finished it up using the
"template" method....a hidden sheet set up with the changeevent macro and
copied into play, renamed, and re-hidden for later use......then the real
data beinc transferred to the blank sheet........kind of brute force, but all
works well

Thanks Dave and Peter for your time and thoughts......maybe will try
something more sophisticated next time.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



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Hi All............

I am making a small program in which I open a second Excel workbook and
extract a sheet from it into my Main workbook. I do not know the name of the
sheet, and assign it "UserSheetName" variable, and then I can populate and
manipulate data on that sheet at will.....and close te second
workbook......that part all works fine.

What I would like to do now, is from a macro in my Main workbook, I would
like to create a ChangeEvent macro into to that "UserSheetName" sheet that is
now located also in my Main workbook.

Is this a doable thing?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3

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