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dorre
Hello
Consider a worksheet called MasterList and a second worksheet called
Level_TEMPLATE (the name on the tab).
MasterList has a range from B10 to B20 listing TAB names (Level_6a,
Level_8d, Level_4d, ...This list may also contain blanks.)
Now I want to generate a new worksheet identical to the Level_TEMPLATE for
each TAB name listed in Worksheets("MasterList").Range("B10:B20"). I would
end up with new worksheets called Level_6a, Level_8d, etc. Of course I
could do this manually, but I'm trying to automate the process.
I would really appreciate assistance with this. I've never tried this
before.
TQ
dorre
Consider a worksheet called MasterList and a second worksheet called
Level_TEMPLATE (the name on the tab).
MasterList has a range from B10 to B20 listing TAB names (Level_6a,
Level_8d, Level_4d, ...This list may also contain blanks.)
Now I want to generate a new worksheet identical to the Level_TEMPLATE for
each TAB name listed in Worksheets("MasterList").Range("B10:B20"). I would
end up with new worksheets called Level_6a, Level_8d, etc. Of course I
could do this manually, but I'm trying to automate the process.
I would really appreciate assistance with this. I've never tried this
before.
TQ
dorre