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Originally Posted by macropod
I'd prefer to work with sheet names. That way, if someone re-orders the worksheets, the code won't try to process the wrong one.
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The reason I suggested using the worksheet's index is the OP said:
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It's always and only the first sheet I'm applying this to , by the way.
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However, the fact that the user can change the both the sheet's order and name (if workbook structure is left unprotected) is why I suggested using the sheet's codename instead, because that cannot be changed by the user unless the user goes into the VBA IDE. This would be my preference.