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Default "With ActiveSheet" validation question

Hi

Issue: ActiveSheet not always valid

Context :
I have a VBA sub called via a macro . It is in an XLS file with no SHEETS in
it.
The macro is used for DBF files opened by Excel.

With ActiveSheet

....

End With

Mo
Sometimes when i run the macro, my trace shows "Form" for the ActiveSheet
name which on paper does not exist. Usually it is the name of the DBF file.
The DBF can be opened by a double lick or after excel has been started.
Then the XLS macro file is opened. As the DBF file name may change i don't
want to force some name on it.
Usually all i do is click on a DBF field then re-run the macro.

Is there a simple way to "active" the only Sheet available in the session in a generic way ?


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