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The code below will list all the sheet names in you workbook to column B and
add the ! Sub getsheetnames() x = 1 Dim ws As Worksheet For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(x, 2) = ws.Name + "!" x = x + 1 Next ws End Sub Mike "pablo bellissimo" wrote: Thanks for the reply. Is there a way for Excel to find the sheet names without me typing them though as there will be a large number of sheets. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Very easy: In an unused column, say column B, enter your sheet names exclaimed: Sales! Revenue! The in A1 enter: =INDIRECT(B1 & "A1") and copy down -- Gary''s Student gsnu200709 "pablo bellissimo" wrote: Hi All is there a way for me to drag down a formula that will change the sheet it is looking at in each new cell? lets say that in cell A1 the formula is =MySheet2!A1 As I replicate this down I want the sheet2 to increase to MySheet3, then MySheet4 etc. The sheets might not be called 2,3,4,5 etc but I need the formula to just go to the next sheet regardless of the name of it. I really hope this makes sense! Thanks again guys |
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