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Old 04-19-2018, 09:25 PM
kevinbradley57 kevinbradley57 is offline Copy worksheet with current date as part of variable name Windows 7 64bit Copy worksheet with current date as part of variable name Office 2010 64bit
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Default Copy worksheet with current date as part of variable name

I have an Excel source worksheet generated daily with filename SearchResultsDailymm.dd.yy where mm.dd.yy is the current date. I need code that will copy Columns A2:J of the source worksheet into Columns A2:J of a template worksheet with filename Daily Plan Status mm.dd.yy. The code would be housed in the target file.



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