I should add that these tables are not formatted as data tables. I suspect
it would be easier to first format them as such (I need to do that at some
point anyway, so a macro for that would also be handy. Once they're
formatted as data tables, I can use the following macro to loop through
each table:
Sub FindAllTablesOnSheet()
Dim oSh As Worksheet
Dim oLo As ListObject
Set oSh = ActiveSheet
For Each oLo In oSh.ListObjects
Application.Goto oLo.Range
MsgBox "Table found: " & oLo.Name & ", " & oLo.Range.Address
Next
End Sub
Maybe this macro can be modified to also copy and paste each table to it's
worksheet? The downside is the table title (the merged row above the table)
would get skipped, since it's not part of the true "table."
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