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Hi,
Set the variable as a Worksheet then use Set in the line to assign the ActiveSheet to the variable. You should realize that the variable remains the original ActiveSheet; it does not become the new ActiveSheet after the copy and therefore it is the original worksheet that gets renamed with the following code. Sub copylplan() Dim mySheet As Worksheet Set mySheet = ActiveSheet With mySheet .Copy After:=Sheets(Sheets.Count) End With With mySheet .Name = "Extract Plan" End With End Sub If you want to apply the name to the new sheet then as follows. Sub copylplan() Dim mySheet As Worksheet Set mySheet = ActiveSheet With mySheet .Copy After:=Sheets(Sheets.Count) End With With ActiveSheet .Name = "Extract Plan" End With End Sub You can then still reference the original worksheet like follows. mySheet.Activate -- Regards, OssieMac |
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