How to connect these two codes into one code.

**Zahhhaaaa** · 07-21-2011, 06:25 AM

Here's the thing;

One sheet is called "Default", and it has data validation lists, textboxes, comboboxes etc, we don't change anything on this sheet.

Then I use this code to add new sheet;

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And when this new sheet appears, named after specific date, everything's restored, ok?? I can do changes, write text etc everything I want, and when I select "add new sheet", it gives me an new "fresh" sheet, named after specific date and it looks like "default-sheet".

But what I still need, is that user CANNOT/IS UNABLE TO add more than ONE sheet.

Like this;

Today is 7.21.2011, I select "add new sheet", it gives me an error and messagebox that says "you can add new sheet tomorrow".

When I'm using code ABOVE, it adds more and more sheets everytime I press "add new sheet", but in code BELOW, it gives me a message and I'm not allowed to add more sheets until next day.

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So could you tell me how to connect these two codes.

And also, how do I protect this "default-sheet" with macro-code so that no one can't change values etc. I've tried to hidden it, but then macros don't work. It does add a new sheet, but it comes a hidden sheet and is named like "Default(2)" or something.

**royUK** · 07-21-2011, 06:43 AM

I think this

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Note: group your variable declarations at the top of the code for simplicity

**Zahhhaaaa** · 07-21-2011, 06:48 AM

It works, but it adds another sheet too called "Default(2)"

And also, when I select "add new sheet", thing is that User isn't allowed to add more sheets than one per day. It still gives adds sheet, they're all named "Default".

**romperstomper** · 07-21-2011, 07:22 AM

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