[VBA] Delete multiple Excel sheets
Opacho
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Hello,
As part of a project involving VBA, the user is required to create different sheets (for consultation purposes). Upon closing the workbook, I would like all the sheets created to be automatically deleted, but the problem is that I cannot know the names of these sheets and I am therefore stuck. I started a bit of code but quickly found myself at an impasse:
Sub Test()
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
nbfeuille = Worksheets.Count
For i = 4 To nbfeuille (I want to keep the first 4 sheets of the Excel workbook)
w = ActiveSheet.Name
Next i
End Sub
If you have any solutions to my problem, I would greatly appreciate it ^^
Thank you in advance.
Configuration: Windows Vista / Internet Explorer 7.0
As part of a project involving VBA, the user is required to create different sheets (for consultation purposes). Upon closing the workbook, I would like all the sheets created to be automatically deleted, but the problem is that I cannot know the names of these sheets and I am therefore stuck. I started a bit of code but quickly found myself at an impasse:
Sub Test()
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
nbfeuille = Worksheets.Count
For i = 4 To nbfeuille (I want to keep the first 4 sheets of the Excel workbook)
w = ActiveSheet.Name
Next i
End Sub
If you have any solutions to my problem, I would greatly appreciate it ^^
Thank you in advance.
Configuration: Windows Vista / Internet Explorer 7.0
2 answers
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Hello,
Only valid if the added sheets are done "After" (After)
Sub SuppFeuille() Dim i As Integer Application.DisplayAlerts = False For i = 5 To Sheets.Count Sheets(i).Delete Next i Application.DisplayAlerts = True End Sub
Otherwise, you need to test the names of the sheets you know.
See you later
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