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Default Labeling Worksheets with pop up window

Not EXACTLY what you asked for, but a couple of suggestions.......
1- Give the sheets their actual full name, instead of an abbreviation, then
use right-click on the FullLeft arrow at the left of the TabBar to pop-up a
list of all the sheets
2- You could use a WorksheetActivate Event macro to pop up the sheet name in
a MessageBox once the sheet is selected.

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3




"Aubie" wrote:

I've got a workbook with ~50 worksheets that are named with abbreviations.
Is there a way to name the worksheet so that when the mouse cursor is placed
over it, the full name appears in a pop up window (the way it does when you
place the mouse cursor over the Refresh button in Internet Explorer for
example)?

Thanks in advance for the help

Aubie

 
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