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His question stated he only wanted to delete the columns in a 3 sheet
workbook. That is why he needs to test for the number of sheets in the workbook. -- Cheers, Ryan "JLGWhiz" wrote: In case the first sheet is not named "Sheet1": Sub delCol() Sheets(1).Columns("A:AS").Delete End Sub There is no need to test for the number of sheets since you only want to execute on sheet one. The Shift:=xlToLeft is the default so that is unnecessary in this case. You would need the Shift parameter if you want to shift right. Using the Sheet index number 1 picks the first sheet tab on the left as it appears in the window view, so if that is not the Sheet1 you want then you would have to specify the sheet name or its index number. This might be more than you wanted to know. "iperlovsky" wrote: Would someone be able to provide guidance on how to write a routine to delete columns A through AS in Sheet 1 only in a 3-Sheet workbook? |
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