Naming a Sheet

gheyman

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I know I can add code to rename a tab

Me.Name = "Summary"


But what I want to do is rename Sheet3. I am asking specifically just to rename sheet3 so if the user copies the tab, the code that renames doesn't happen on the new/copied tab.

I tried (obviously without success)
Sheet3.Name = "Summary"
 

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The sheet name isn't currently "Sheet3". I want to name sheet3 (object)
 
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Try

Code:
Dim wsNameChange As Worksheet

Set wsNameChange = Sheet3

wsNameChange.Name = "Summary"
 
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.
Code:
Option Explicit


Sub namSht()
Sheet3.Name = "Summary"
End Sub

Above works whether placed in Routine Module or a Sheet Module.
 
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