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Default Efficient use of sheet "codenames"

So, when I call BBB, I must call it as follows:

BBB Sheet3 ' works okay

On the other hand, I get an error message if I call it as follows:

BBB (Sheet3) ' error message - Object doesn't support this property or
message.

I just think it's weird that an error occurs if I place parentheses around
Sheet3. I wonder
why that causes an error?

Anyways, thank you so much for your help. Your solution above DOES work
for my needs!


"Chip Pearson" wrote in message
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Declare the parameter As Worksheet. E.g,

Sub AAA()
BBB Sheet3
End Sub

Sub BBB(WS As Worksheet)
Debug.Print WS.Name, WS.Range("A1").Text
End Sub



 
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