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Set wb2 = Workbooks("LESTER, BRENDA.xls")
how do I replace the above code to set wb2 as the active sheet? |
active worksheet
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Windows(wb2).Activate On Mar 15, 10:00*pm, Matthew Dyer wrote: Set wb2 = Workbooks("LESTER, BRENDA.xls") how do I replace the above code to set wb2 as the active sheet? |
active worksheet
Matthew,
Try the following: Dim Wks As Worksheet Set Wks = ActiveSheet (Note that if you don't specifically state the qualifing hierarchy, Excel will build the hierarchy for you. For example, "Set Wks = ActiveSheet" will be appended to be ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet, whereas something like "Set Wks = Workbooks("test.xlsx").Worksheets(2)" will reference a specific worksheet from a specific workbook, regardless of which workbook is currently active). Best, Matthew Herbert "Matthew Dyer" wrote: Set wb2 = Workbooks("LESTER, BRENDA.xls") how do I replace the above code to set wb2 as the active sheet? . |
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