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rgonzo1921,<br />
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Where do I execute this macro from?
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rgonzo1921,

Where do I execute this macro from?

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At best from another excel workbook not one you are trying to change
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At best from another excel workbook not one you are trying to change

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Pardon my ignorance, but I know what to input for Folder Name. &nbsp;Can you tell me what is<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &amp;&nbsp;ObjFile.Name
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Pardon my ignorance, but I know what to input for Folder Name.  Can you tell me what is

      & ObjFile.Name

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the code will present you with a folder selector dialog<br />
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you only have to replace the 26 with your code
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the code will present you with a folder selector dialog

you only have to replace the 26 with your code

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Experts,<br />
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I have a folder which contains multiple spreadsheets each with two tabs. &nbsp;The spreadsheets were created in SAS and exported to Excel. &nbsp;If I have a macro which formats the spreadsheets, can someone tell me how I can go through the directory in VB and format each spreadsheet?<br />
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The name of each spreadsheet begins with &quot;Table_&quot;<br />
&nbsp;and the two respective tabs to be formatted end with &quot;&nbsp;_new&quot; &nbsp;and &quot;&nbsp;_all &quot;&nbsp;respectively
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Experts,

I have a folder which contains multiple spreadsheets each with two tabs.  The spreadsheets were created in SAS and exported to Excel.  If I have a macro which formats the spreadsheets, can someone tell me how I can go through the directory in VB and format each spreadsheet?

The name of each spreadsheet begins with "Table_"
 and the two respective tabs to be formatted end with " _new"  and " _all " respectively

Looping through spreadsheets in a folder and formatting multiple tabs in each spreadsheet

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