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Controlling Excel From Access
I have an Access app that creates a new worksheet in the workbook chosen by
the user via a dialog box. I would like the new worksheet to appear at the end of the existing collection of worksheets. Would anyone happen to know the syntax for getting a count of sheets in the current workbook and using that count to place the new sheet at the end? Many thanks. Keith. |
Controlling Excel From Access
xlApp is a reference to the currently opened Excel workbook and xlWS is the
reference to the new sheet you have added xlWS.Move After:=xlApp.Worksheets(xlApp.Worksheets.Count) "Keith Wilby" wrote: I have an Access app that creates a new worksheet in the workbook chosen by the user via a dialog box. I would like the new worksheet to appear at the end of the existing collection of worksheets. Would anyone happen to know the syntax for getting a count of sheets in the current workbook and using that count to place the new sheet at the end? Many thanks. Keith. |
Controlling Excel From Access
"Dennis" wrote in message
... xlApp is a reference to the currently opened Excel workbook and xlWS is the reference to the new sheet you have added xlWS.Move After:=xlApp.Worksheets(xlApp.Worksheets.Count) Dennis, thank you, just the job. Regards, Keith. |
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