VBA code to reference current sheet

boy3hc2004

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I've created a macro in Excel that formats and sorts cells according to colour; however, a portion of the VBA code is limited to using the sheet named "Data2". In order for this code to execute on any sheet that I run it on, I'm trying to make it more generic. The non-generic portion of the code is indicated in yellow below.
 

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Try replacing:
VBA Code:
ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Data2").

with:
VBA Code:
ActiveSheet.
 
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