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Gary's Studaent had it perfect!! Thanks very much!!
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Leave your A2 cells alone. Enter and run this small macro: Sub tabnames() For Each w In Worksheets w.Activate w.Name = Format(Range("A2").Value, "m-d-yyyy") Next End Sub Each tab will be re-named to the contents of A2, but formatted as a legal tabname. -- Gary''s Student "cursednomore" wrote: I have 52 worksheets, for each week of the year. In each worksheet, the beginning date is in A2. I would like to show the beginning date as the tab name, but I understand that I can't have a "/" in the tab name. Any suggestions, without physically renaming each sheet? |
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