You could create a workbook name, say NumSheets, with a refers to value of
=GET.WORKBOOK(4) , and then use =NumSheets in the worksheet. But be warned,
if you copy this cell in any Excel version prior to XL2002, it causes an
Excel crash. so I advise against it.

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RP
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"Vincdc" wrote in message
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Thanks!
Just be curious, is there any built-in formula or function for this one? I
mean not the VBA code.


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

with VBA

Function WSNum()
WSNum = Activeworkbook.Worksheets.Count
End Function

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HTH

RP
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"Vincdc" wrote in message
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Hello:
Is there any function or other method to count the number of
worksheets in
a
workbook? I have a workbook which includes dozens of worksheets (each
for
one
client) and I would like to know the total number of clients.
Thanks in advance!