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Moving to a specific worksheet
Hi All,
Is it possible to move to a specific worksheet within Excel given the sheet's name. This is something like a "Go to Worksheet" functionality. Thanks, Sundar |
Moving to a specific worksheet
Usually just click the tab at the bottom of the window. If there too many
tabs then this macro: Sub marij() Dim s As String, w As Worksheet s = InputBox("Enter destination sheet name: ", "Go To Sheet") For Each w In Worksheets If w.Name = s Then w.Activate Exit Sub End If Next MsgBox (" sheet not found") End Sub will do the trick. The macro can easity be modified to pick up a sheet name in a cell as well. -- Gary's Student " wrote: Hi All, Is it possible to move to a specific worksheet within Excel given the sheet's name. This is something like a "Go to Worksheet" functionality. Thanks, Sundar |
Moving to a specific worksheet
Right-click on the buttons to the left of the sheet tabs for a list to choose
from. wrote: Hi All, Is it possible to move to a specific worksheet within Excel given the sheet's name. This is something like a "Go to Worksheet" functionality. Thanks, Sundar -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200610/1 |
Moving to a specific worksheet
For a very nice macro solution see this google search thread.
http://snipurl.com/ydgp Code by Bob Phillips. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On 7 Oct 2006 02:46:28 -0700, " wrote: Hi All, Is it possible to move to a specific worksheet within Excel given the sheet's name. This is something like a "Go to Worksheet" functionality. Thanks, Sundar Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP |
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