Open to today's date
 

Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates are in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

How are the worksheets named? Which "same row" are the dates in? Which
cells? The more information you give us about your set up, the better able
we are to figure out what to tell you; otherwise, we are reduced to pure
guessing and those guesses usually turn out to be wrong.

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates are
in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

This code will open the correct sheet for the current week. You need to
modify the code to match your sheet names. The code uses Sunday as the 1st
day of the week. The 1st week of the year can have less than 7 days if the
year doesn't start on a Sunday.

Private Sub App_WorkbookOpen(ByVal Wb As Workbook)

Jan1 = DateSerial(Year(Date), 1, 1)
DayofWeek = Weekday(Jan1)
FirstSunday = Jan1 - DayofWeek + 1 'Sunday may be inprevious year

Weeknumber = Int((Date - FirstSunday) / 7)
SheetName = "Week_" '<=modify to match your sheet names
Worksheets(SheetName & Weeknumber).Activate
End Sub

"KathyN" wrote:

Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates are in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

Rick,

The worksheets are named 'WE m/d' corresponding to each Friday, i.e. WE 5/9.
The dates are in cells B3:G3 in each sheet, and are formatted m/dd/yyy.

Thanks

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are the worksheets named? Which "same row" are the dates in? Which
cells? The more information you give us about your set up, the better able
we are to figure out what to tell you; otherwise, we are reduced to pure
guessing and those guesses usually turn out to be wrong.

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates are
in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

How are you getting the forward slash into the worksheet's name (as far as I
know, it is an invalid character for use there)?

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Rick,

The worksheets are named 'WE m/d' corresponding to each Friday, i.e. WE
5/9.
The dates are in cells B3:G3 in each sheet, and are formatted m/dd/yyy.

Thanks

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are the worksheets named? Which "same row" are the dates in? Which
cells? The more information you give us about your set up, the better
able
we are to figure out what to tell you; otherwise, we are reduced to pure
guessing and those guesses usually turn out to be wrong.

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates
are
in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the
workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

You are right - it's a dash, 5-9

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are you getting the forward slash into the worksheet's name (as far as I
know, it is an invalid character for use there)?

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Rick,

The worksheets are named 'WE m/d' corresponding to each Friday, i.e. WE
5/9.
The dates are in cells B3:G3 in each sheet, and are formatted m/dd/yyy.

Thanks

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are the worksheets named? Which "same row" are the dates in? Which
cells? The more information you give us about your set up, the better
able
we are to figure out what to tell you; otherwise, we are reduced to pure
guessing and those guesses usually turn out to be wrong.

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates
are
in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the
workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

Private Sub App_WorkbookOpen(ByVal Wb As Workbook)

DayofWeek = Weekday(Date)

'6 is the Friday Day considering Sunday as 1
FridayDate = Date + (6 - DayofWeek)

SheetName = "WE " & Month(FridayDate) & "/" & Day(FridayDate)
Worksheets(SheetName & Weeknumber).Activate
Range("B3").Offset(0, DayofWeek - 1).Activate
End Sub

"KathyN" wrote:

Rick,

The worksheets are named 'WE m/d' corresponding to each Friday, i.e. WE 5/9.
The dates are in cells B3:G3 in each sheet, and are formatted m/dd/yyy.

Thanks

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are the worksheets named? Which "same row" are the dates in? Which
cells? The more information you give us about your set up, the better able
we are to figure out what to tell you; otherwise, we are reduced to pure
guessing and those guesses usually turn out to be wrong.

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates are
in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!

Open to today's date
 

This Workbook_Open event code should do what you want...

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Dim SH As Worksheet
For Each SH In Worksheets
If "WE " & Format(Now + 6 - Weekday(Now) - _
7 * (Weekday(Now) = 7), "m-d") = SH.Name Then
SH.Select
Exit For
End If
Next
End Sub

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
You are right - it's a dash, 5-9

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are you getting the forward slash into the worksheet's name (as far
as I
know, it is an invalid character for use there)?

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Rick,

The worksheets are named 'WE m/d' corresponding to each Friday, i.e. WE
5/9.
The dates are in cells B3:G3 in each sheet, and are formatted m/dd/yyy.

Thanks

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

How are the worksheets named? Which "same row" are the dates in? Which
cells? The more information you give us about your set up, the better
able
we are to figure out what to tell you; otherwise, we are reduced to
pure
guessing and those guesses usually turn out to be wrong.

Rick


"KathyN" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a workbook with a sheet for each week of the year. The dates
are
in
the same row in each sheet. I would like to be able to have the
workbook
open to the sheet that contains today's date.

Thanks for your help!