don't copy sheet with specific name

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What else is happening that would preclude this action. Need a bigger picture to understand the issue and how to solve.
 
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My bad and thanks for the response. Here is my situation i have a multiple workbook save on a folder. each workbook has 3 sheets in it. sheet order are main, summary and raw now there are instance that a workbook does not have summary sheet in it. i have a code that copies the 2nd sheet based on the order given but every time i run it, it copies the next sheet (raw) whenever summary sheet is missing
 
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You can add a line of code to your existing code to exclude copying sheets of certain names.

If you post your code, and the name of the sheet you DON'T want to copy, we can help you amend your code.
 
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