New here. I'm attempting to condense the commented out code with the nested for loops above. Can't get vba to recognize the "i" counter in worksheet sheet name. For example, I have it as "Section i" and on the first loop I want it to read "Section 2" in order to make macro hide the sheet labeled "Sheet 2". Any help or direction would be great, thanks
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Using For loop counter in Sheet name
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Anything between the double-quotes is treated as literal text. So variables need to be outside of the double-quotes, i.e.
Anything between the double-quotes is treated as literal text. So variables need to be outside of the double-quotes, i.e.
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Worksheets("Section " & i)
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