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is there anyway to create a clone of an excel sheet in vba?
is there anyway to create a clone of an excel sheet in vba?
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Not sure I have understood the question but if you are wanting to use VBA to
create a copy of a sheet then something like this should work: ActiveSheet.Copy befo=Sheets(ActiveSheet.Index) Hope this helps Rowan "Daniel" wrote: is there anyway to create a clone of an excel sheet in vba? |
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Right-click the tab name, select Move or Copy from the menu, select your
target book, and tick the copy checkbox. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Daniel" wrote in message ... is there anyway to create a clone of an excel sheet in vba? |
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