Generate worksheets that are named as dates

jakefh

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Hi.

I've found some macros that nearly do what I want, but my non-existent vba knowledge means I cannot edit them to do what I want.

I have a worksheet that I want to duplicate onto new sheets and I want the tabs to be named after sequential dates. eg tab 1 would be "template", tab 2 would be "3/3/18", tab 3 would be "10/3/18" etc.

Ideally I would like to have a start & finish date.

I would also like to choose between it repeating every 7 days and every 1 day but I don't mind if this is two separate macros.

Thanks in advance.
 
Perfect and very impressive :cool:

Apologies for not checking in sooner, we don't cope well with snow in the UK... ;)

Thanks a bunch.
 
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