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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: England
Posts: 15
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Right ive given up with working on sheets without selecting them, so now im going to select the sheet, but i need to the vb for how to go back to the previous sheet that you were working on.
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Hi
You could try something like: Set x = ActiveSheet Then later you can return to it using: x.Select Hope this is what you are after regards Derek |
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