Solved: wildcard use with xlSheetVeryHidden ?

[bdsii]

All - I have a series of worksheets that begin with the same 7 characters of "Budget-" followed by their month and year making up the worksheet name.

I would like to use xlSheetVeryHidden for them but do not want to have to call each one out specifically each time a new one is added.

I want to convert the code below to one that will hide any worksheet beginning with "Budget-". This is similar to a wildcard being used in the sheet name.
[VBA]
Worksheets("Budget-Jan2010").Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden
[/VBA]

I played around with adding in some fashion the code below to the xlSheetVeryHidden command but could not get it to work.
[VBA]
Left$(wk.Name, 7) <> "Budget-"
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Any ideas how to accomplish this ? Can a wildcard be used in this command or would the Left$ function be needed ?

thanks !

[Bob Phillips]

One idea

[vba]
For Each sh In Activeworkbook.Worksheets

If sh.Name Like "Budget-*" Then

sh.Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden
End If
Next sh
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[bdsii]

Yep, that does it....thanks XLD !