By what definition is a sheet "empty"?
Is there a cell that ALWAYS has a value, but if it is blank, then the sheet is
empty?
Is there a minimum number of rows in a sheet?
let's say: If Cell A1 is empty, then you want to move it to the end.
I would loop through the sheets, looking for the cell value and move it if
necessary.
However: Let's say you move the first sheet.
then, what WAS the first sheet, becomes the last,
and the SECOND sheet moves to the first position.
In the next iteration of the "For" loop, it looks at the SECOND sheet,
effectively skipping the sheet that is now in the first position!
So, instead, I would start at the LAST sheet, and begin processing to the first.
Like:
For Sht from sheets.count to 1 step -1
if (sheets(sht).range("A1").value = "") then
sheets(sht).move after:=sheets(sheets.count)
endif
next Sht
Paul
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From: DHAMODHARAN KARTHIKEYAN <deekart...@gmail.com>
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, May 16, 2013 10:14:19 AM
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ IDENTIFY EMPTY SHEETS AND MOVE TO END
Dear Friend(s),
SUB : IDENTIFY EMPTY SHEETS AND MOVE TO END.
I have more than 50 sheets in a file.
I may not be aware, where the empty sheets are placed.
Hence, I look for the following :
1. Identify the Empty Sheet / Display the Empty Sheet with Msg Box.
2. Then, move all the Empty Sheet(s) to end.
Subject to your time, convenience and availability, you may do the needful.
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