Question regarding variables when working with objects

supermom28115

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I found this thread and wanted to ask about the use of a variable to hold the sheet name.
Is this the way the code should be written when using variables for objects?
I was under the impression that I should be using this code:
VBA Code:
Dim ws1 As Worksheet
Set ws1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet 1")
I ask because this is not working in my code and I can not figure out why it will not work. I have tried multiple variations of this code; ie long hand the workbook name within the set code, using worksheet, sheet, sheets, using the index for the sheet. I have even tried changing the variable name in case the ws was inappropriate. I continually get the same ws1= Nothing, object variable or with variable not set error.
So how am I supposed to declare and set a variable correctly for my workbook and worksheets to use in my code?



 
I got that part, my point was that there was no reason to assume Sheet 1 wasn't the name of my sheet.

I didn't assume anything. These things happen. Names like Sheet1 are the way Excel names sheets by default, so putting a space in there may have been an accident. I was just trying to help and it was the example you gave. No need to get huffy or anything.
 
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