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How can I use a wildcard in a With Sheets statement? I have written a macro
that works on sheet ScoreCard. However, during the export process if the end user saves the workbook rather than open it ScoreCard is changed to ScoreCard.Bob or ScoreCard.Alice. I need to do something like this to make the macro work With Sheets("ScoreCard*") but that doesn't work. Ideas? |
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