reference can be assigned to an object variable so that you can easily refer to the new object in later code : Object Variable Set « Data Type « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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reference can be assigned to an object variable so that you can easily refer to the new object in later code

 

     Sub NewWorkbook()

         Dim myWorkbook As Workbook, myWorksheet As Worksheet



         Set myWorkbook = Workbooks.add

         Set myWorksheet = myWorkbook.Worksheets.add(After:=myWorkbook.Sheets(myWorkbook.Sheets.Count))

         myWorksheet.name = "January"

         myWorksheet.range("A1").value = "Sales Data"

         myWorkbook.SaveAs FileName:="YourExcel2007File.xlsx"

     End Sub

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