Refering to codename of worksheet

tiredofit

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IF I know my workbook has a worksheet called Apples, I can refer to it as follows:

Code:
With wb.Worksheets("Apples")

    ' Do something

End With

but I DON'T know for certain there's a worksheet called Apples because the user might change it.


Instead I DO know there's a worksheet with a codename of wksApples.


So how can incorporate this into my code?


This doesn't work:


Code:
With wb.Worksheets(wksApples.Codename)


    ' Do something


End With

I don't want to have to do this:


Code:
    Dim ws As Worksheet


    For Each ws In wb.Worksheets


        If ws.CodeName = "wksApples" Then


            Exit For


        End If


    Next ws


    With ws


        ' Do something


    End With


Thanks
 
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You will have to use the loop if you want the workbook reference i believe. You cant use wb.wksApples for example.
 
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If the sheet is in the same workbook as the code then you can use the code the Tim_Excel_ supplied.
Otherwise you will need to use the loop
 
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You don't need to loop to find a sheet with a given code name


Code:
Sub test()
    MsgBox WorksheetCodeNamed("wksApples").Range("A1").Value
End Sub

Function WorksheetCodeNamed(wsCodeName As String, Optional wb As Workbook)
    If wb Is Nothing Then Set wb = ActiveWorkbook
    
    With wb
        Set WorksheetCodeNamed = .Sheets(.VBProject.VBComponents(wsCodeName).Properties("index").Value)
    End With
End Function
 
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If the sheet is in the same workbook as the code then you can use the code the Tim_Excel_ supplied.
Otherwise you will need to use the loop

Speaking of which, any idea why this is the case? It would make some of our lives a whole lot easier if we could refer to the codename of a worksheet in a specific WB.
 
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