Hello...
Novice and new here...
I know how to very basically record a macro, but not where or how to insert fixes or work arounds.
Macro 1 creates a new data sheet by copying a template tab named "New Data Sheet" for each client as they come aboard, titled "New Data Sheet (2)".
Macro 2 runs after Macro 1 and it is supposed to link the data cells from the "New Data Sheet (2)" to a "Summary Sheet".
With me?
The problem is:
If I run the macro with the tab titled "New Data Sheet (2)", it works fine until I change the tab name to my clients name "Jones, Tom".
Even if I change the tab name to "Jones, Tom" first, the macro does not run at all.
So, it only works once.
I need a way to make the macro work regardless of tab name changes.
Is there a way for VB to maintain the linkage another way so I can change the tab names?
If so, I would appreciate the help and I would also need help knowing exactly how to insert the fix as I don't know the lingo well yet.
Thanks!
Novice and new here...
I know how to very basically record a macro, but not where or how to insert fixes or work arounds.
Macro 1 creates a new data sheet by copying a template tab named "New Data Sheet" for each client as they come aboard, titled "New Data Sheet (2)".
Macro 2 runs after Macro 1 and it is supposed to link the data cells from the "New Data Sheet (2)" to a "Summary Sheet".
With me?
The problem is:
If I run the macro with the tab titled "New Data Sheet (2)", it works fine until I change the tab name to my clients name "Jones, Tom".
Even if I change the tab name to "Jones, Tom" first, the macro does not run at all.
So, it only works once.
I need a way to make the macro work regardless of tab name changes.
Is there a way for VB to maintain the linkage another way so I can change the tab names?
If so, I would appreciate the help and I would also need help knowing exactly how to insert the fix as I don't know the lingo well yet.
Thanks!