Thanks for your thorough explanation Paul. I now understand that
sheets() points to the position of the sheet in the file. I still do
not understand how to use the sheet.name though.
This is what I have in objext explorer
sheet1 (Process) 'is the first sheet
sheet2 (Hours) ' is 3rd sheet
sheet3
The choice of which approch to use is really a question of Readability and
Functionality.
You can use:
Sheet1.Select
Sheet2.Select
Sheet3.Select
as long as you know you're not going to be deleting and adding sheets.
Once you delete a sheet, even if you make a copy and delete the original, this
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your help. I think I now understand how it works. After I
sent you the file I tried what is suggested in below link one more
time and it works great. It is basically the same thing that you told
me to do with a little bit of change.
Here is the link for anybody interested:
In your VBA Object Explorer, you'll see
Sheet1(Name1)
Sheet2(Name2)
Sheet3(Name3)
If you delete the sheet named Name2, create a new sheet, and call the NEW
sheet Name2
It won't be:
Sheet2(Name2), it'll be:
Sheet4(Name2).
So the LIST will be:
Sheet1(Name1)
Sheet3(Name3)
Sheet4(Name4)
in VBA
