Use "For" "Next" with Codenames & i through Worksheets

TheBlademaster

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IT'S VERY SIMPLE!!! ANY IDEAS??????

Code:
Option Explicit
[U]Dim LoopingSheet As Worksheet[/U]


Sub GoThroughSeveralCODENAMES_WS()
Dim i As Integer
[B]'i have 10 ws, codename MySheet1, MySheet2, MySheet3... till 10
' want to do something like this:[/B]

[B]for i = 1 to 10
set LoopingSheet = ("MySheet" & i)
LoopingSheet .DisplayZeros = True
next[/B]

end sub

IT'S VERY SIMPLE!!! ANY IDEAS?????? :eeek::rolleyes::biggrin::laugh:
 

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