Thanks for the info but I still have the same problem. I don't want to have
to go into the macro every month and change the worksheet name. Although I
would only have 2 monthly sheets after the first time I run the macro, I will
be running the macro for every month there after so I will have a big number
of monthly sheets but need the macro to refer to the most recent monthly
sheet. Does that make sense?
"Skinman" wrote:
> To make an exact copy of your monthly sheet, select format, organize sheets,
> move or copy sheets, and at the bottom of the dialog box check create copy
> and where you want it.
> rRename it and it will give you all the same macros and names that your
> first sheet had. To run a macro on another sheet you have to refer to the
> sheet by name or position.
> After your Sub statement() in your module Enter :-
> Sheets("Monthly").Select Or whatever the sheet is called
> Hope this is of some help.
> Skinman
>
>
> "rcorona106" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:2EA171D9-0495-4744-B19F-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have a workbook with 2 sheets. One is my data sheet that holds the
> >current
> > month's activity. The other ("monthly") sheet pulls the information from
> > the
> > data sheet and shows the data in an income statement type format. I am
> > writing one macro that will:
> >
> > 1. make a copy of the monthly sheet (this newly created sheet will be
> > referred to as the second monthly sheet)
> > 2. go back to the first monthly sheet and remove the formulas retrieving
> > the data from the data sheet
> >
> > After I update the data in the data sheet, a new macro will go to the
> > second
> > monthly sheet and display the current month's data in one column and in
> > another column add the current month's data to the ending balance of the
> > first monthly sheet.
> >
> > I have step 1 of the first macro working but am stuck when I try to make
> > it
> > go back to the first monthly sheet. I think I can figure out the rest or
> > at
> > least I'm hoping so. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
> >
>
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