WITH statement with ARRAY?

hellfire45

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Hi guys,
If I have something like the below, that will loop through some rows on a spreadsheet. Say, I want to do this same type of operation on 4 or 5 spreadsheets. Rather than copy and paste this 5 times and just changing the WITH statement, can I create like a looping array that will let me only have the code once but then it loops and changes what is in the WITH?

Btw, for the With, I am using the "left worksheet name" in the VBA editor. Dunno what to call that but when you chance the name of the worksheet under properties. Does this make sense? Thanks so much!

VBA Code:
With Air
            user_id = Application.Match("Reserved by ID", Air.Rows("1:1"), 0)
            department = Application.Match("Department", Air.Rows("1:1"), 0)
            tier2_man = Application.Match("Tier 2 Manager", Air.Rows("1:1"), 0)
            lastrow = POD.Columns(POD_PO).Find("*", , , , xlRows, xlPrevious).Row
            For x_row = 2 To lastrow
                        current_user = .Cells(x_row, user_id).Value
                        If IsError(Application.Index(map_index_range, Application.Match(current_user, map_match_range, 0), map_tier2_man)) Then
                                    .Cells(x_row, tier2_man) = ""
                        Else
                                    .Cells(x_row, tier2_man) = Application.Index(map_index_range, Application.Match(current_user, map_match_range, 0), map_tier2_man)
                        End If
                        
                        If IsError(Application.Index(map_index_range, Application.Match(current_user, map_match_range, 0), map_department)) Then
                                    .Cells(x_row, department) = ""
                        Else
                                    .Cells(x_row, department) = Application.Index(map_index_range, Application.Match(current_user, map_match_range, 0), map_department)
                        End If
            Next
End With
 

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You can do something like this:

VBA Code:
arr = Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2")

For i = LBound(arr) To UBound(arr)
    With Sheets(arr(i))
        'other code
    End With
Next
 
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