Copy sheets from one excel to another

ragbulle

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Hi

I am very new at this.

I would like som help with a vb-code to copy whole sheets from one excel to another.
The Excel that I would like to copy from has a lot of sheets and i would like to copy a few of them by entering the names of the sheets in the script since the order of sheets might change in the original Excel.

The original Excels sheets contains almost only references to the other sheets in the Excel. Thus I would only like to copy the values, not the references. Is this possible?

Thank you very much.
 

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I copy the sheets once a month so it would be great if the old sheets/data are over-written/deleted when i run the code next month.
 
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