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Looping through a Collection: use the For Each- Next structure


 

Sub DeleteRow1()

    Dim myWorksheet As Worksheet

    For Each myWorksheet In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets

        myWorksheet.Rows(1).delete

    Next myWorksheet

End Sub

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