SELECT multiple specific pages

billritz

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I want my user to pick which pages to select.
Once they're picked, I can put them into an array, but the SELECT fails.
SELECT(ARRAY("Sheet2","Sheet4")) works, but if I build it first, like
aSheets = ARRAY("Sheet2","Sheet4")
SELECT(aSheets())
it fails on an error 9, subscript out of range.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
BTW: this is in Outlook 2016
 

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I don't see how SELECT(ARRAY("Sheet2","Sheet4")) would work

Code:
Sheets(Array("Sheet2","Sheet4").Select
would work, but the code in the OP doesn't look like VBA.

In VBA, this works
Code:
Dim aSheets as Variant
aSheets = ARRAY("Sheet2","Sheet4")
Sheets(aSheets).Select
 
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