My VBA copies two sheets depending on the date. For example, sheet 1 is named "Call sheet for (& Date)". Sheet 2 is named ("Schedule for (& Date)". The dates are the same. However, my code creates (Adds) new sheets from an input box asking the new dates to add when the workbook is first created. It might have only one day all the way up to 10 dates (10 days-20 sheets). So, now I would like to add information (such as another event date/audition date/show end date) in three separate cells (columns C6:C8) within the sheet. The first date is the active sheet name "Call Sheet for & Date". SO I need to now input this new information in the active sheet and also populate all the other sheets that have dates in the sheet's names, either "Call Sheet on" or "Schedule for" sheet if they exist. The VBA sheet code needs to be universal in its design because of the variable sheet names and the copy sheet function when creating the workbook. So far this code works but only for one sheet (sheet 8). Does this make sense? Can you rescue me in this abyss?
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