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Using the Parent Property to Obtain a Reference to an Object's Parent Object


 

Sub MeetMySingleParent() 

    Dim ws As Worksheet 

    Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1") 



    ' Please meet my parent - Mrs. Workbook 

    Debug.Print ws.Parent.Name 



    Set ws = Nothing 

End Sub

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