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    using languages

    maybe it is an easy question but excuse me I am new ...
    how can I use letters from other languages in the VBA editor ??
    I have sheets with names using non english letters ... it is always appears like question marks !!

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    Re: using languages

    I want to activate a page called (Satışlar) .. turkish characters
    ş and ı not recognized ..

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    Re: using languages

    Hi, rana_shaker,

    what about using the codename for the sheet instead of the displayed sheetname? And as far as I know there is very little need to activate or select as most of what you want to do can be done using objects or With-statements (sheet Satışlar has the codename AnySheet in this example):
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    No need for the sheet to be active when running the code. Please mind that A1 as well as A2 will be filled by code and there will be no way to undo this change.

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