VBA Help. Select Case based on worksheet name

bbalch

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I have three different macros that make various format adjustments. 1) intacct_CMA 2) intacct_events 3) Intacct

I'm trying to consolidate the three macros into one by using a Select Case Statement based on the Worksheet names.
I would like for:
- macro #1 to run on the worksheet named "Detailed P&L - Unaudited - CMA"
- macro #2 to run on P&L - General, P&L - Industry Initiatives, P&L - Christmas, P&L - Awards Show, and P&L - Music Fest
- macro #3 on all other sheets

The code below loops through the workbook but does not call the formatting macros based on the worksheet names.

Any suggestions on how to modify?


Code:
Dim ws As Worksheet    For Each ws In Worksheets
        Select Case UCase(ws.Name)
           Case "Detailed P&L - Unaudited - CMA "
                With ws
                    Call intacct_CMA
                End With
            Case "P&L - General", "P&L - Industry Initiatives", "P&L - Christmas", "P&L - Awards Show", "P&L - Music Fest"
                With ws
                    Call intacct_events
                End With
           Case Else
                With ws
                    Call Intacct
                End With
     End Select
    Next ws
 

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Code:
For Each ws In Worksheets
 [color=red]ws.Activate[/color]
    Select Case UCase(ws.Name)
           Case "Detailed P&L - Unaudited - CMA "
                With ws
                    Call intacct_CMA
                End With
            Case "P&L - General", "P&L - Industry Initiatives", "P&L - Christmas", "P&L - Awards Show", "P&L - Music Fest"
                With ws
                    Call intacct_events
                End With
           Case Else
                With ws
                    Call Intacct
                End With
     End Select
 
Last edited:
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You are also specifying Upper Case
Code:
UCase(ws.Name)

When your sheet names are not ...try removing that line !
 
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