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Size of excel worksheets in a workbook

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vkaura

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Hello!
I would like to find out the size of all the excel worksheets in a workbook. Someone posted this code as a solution:
When I run this, I get this error.

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What to do?
Thanks


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>>> use code - tags <<<
Code:
Sub ParseSheets()
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim fPath As String

'Where to save sheets
fPath = ThisWorkbook.Path

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
    ws.Copy
    Application.DisplayAlerts = False
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs fPath & "\COMPARE_" & ws.Name & ".xlsm"
    Application.DisplayAlerts = True
    ActiveWorkbook.Close
Next ws
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
MsgBox "Check out the COMPARE files in folder:" & vbNewLine & fPath
End Sub
 
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vkaura
Did You cross-post You thread somewhere else too?
You opened Your thread to Ask an Excel Question, instead of VBA Macros.
... in this time, this will move to correct Forum.

Are You sure that You pasted correct code?
... it copies ( ...copy ... SaveAs ... ) ... instead Your wish.

About Your What to do?
# Have You read Forum Rules?
... please, reread those.
# Get a correct code and test it.
# Open a new thread.
 
Not sure why you are questioning the code I pasted.
Anyways....Thanks for moving my question to the right place.
It is Excel related - hence I posted under excel.
Do you have an answer ?
 
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Hello !​
Why don't you better ask where you found this code ?!​
And rather than a mind readers forum guessing challenge as here this is just an Excel forum​
so explain at least which codeline rises the error …​
 
it was a VBA macro to find sheet sizes for excel files. So where should it be posted - vba macros or excel or both? Enlighten me.
 
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vkaura
Did You try to read my #2 reply at all?
# Cross-posting?
# Your pasted code do not give sizes.
# Did You reread Forum Rules?
I tried to ask questions that I or someone else could help You...
without answers, it's a challenge to give answers for You.
 
Hello !​
Why don't you better ask where you found this code ?!​
And rather than a mind readers forum guessing challenge as here this is just an Excel forum​
so explain at least which codeline rises the error …​
looks like my original post w/' the picture of error is invisible to people. Happy new year!
 
vkaura
Did You try to read my #2 reply at all?
# Cross-posting?
# Your pasted code do not give sizes.
# Did You reread Forum Rules?
I tried to ask questions that I or someone else could help You...
without answers, it's a challenge to give answers for You.
I appreciate you asking questions. Happy new year!
 
looks like my original post w/' the picture of error is invisible to people. Happy new year!
So you badly misread as your original picture does very not at all answer to my obvious question ‼​
Then according to your initial post guessing challenge I just can guess the code was not obviously made for you …​
Yes, happy new year !​
 
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