Hi.

I have a set of code that I have written to execute on one worksheet of a
workbook. There are about 15 different worksheets in this workbook.

I need to have this code excecuted for all but 2 of the worksheets.

Is there a way I can loop the code so that I don't have to rewrite it for
each worksheet. Note that the two I do not need this run on are the last two
worksheets in the workbook.

Thanks,
Mike.

Mike

I have no idea if your code will work on different sheets because you may
have sheet names in the code but this loops through all sheets except the
last 2

For x = 1 To Worksheets.Count - 2
'your macro
Next

Mike

"Mike" wrote:

Hi.

I have a set of code that I have written to execute on one worksheet of a
workbook. There are about 15 different worksheets in this workbook.

I need to have this code excecuted for all but 2 of the worksheets.

Is there a way I can loop the code so that I don't have to rewrite it for
each worksheet. Note that the two I do not need this run on are the last two
worksheets in the workbook.

Thanks,
Mike.

This works great, Mike H. I just have the first statement be:

Sheets(x).select

Thanks!

"Mike H" wrote:

Mike

I have no idea if your code will work on different sheets because you may
have sheet names in the code but this loops through all sheets except the
last 2

For x = 1 To Worksheets.Count - 2
'your macro
Next

Mike

"Mike" wrote:

Hi.

I have a set of code that I have written to execute on one worksheet of a
workbook. There are about 15 different worksheets in this workbook.

I need to have this code excecuted for all but 2 of the worksheets.

Is there a way I can loop the code so that I don't have to rewrite it for
each worksheet. Note that the two I do not need this run on are the last two
worksheets in the workbook.

Thanks,
Mike.