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you can do this
myvariable = 'your variable here Sheets(myvariable).Select 'no quotes required But if I understand correctly you need the variable to be available AFTER the worksheet has been modified and saved and closed? -- hope this helps Paul "camerons" wrote: I am currently using a workaround where I have a "static-named" "Archive" worksheet that the previous days data gets stored to. When the new days data gets refreshed then the archive data gets saved to a seperate file with the name of the workday it was made, and the archive sheet gets updated. This forces an extra step in the process, but until I figure out how to select a worksheet named with a variable.............. |
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