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dan

Reset sheet count
 
Once I delete sheet 1 on a workbook, the next time I insert a new sheet it is
called sheet 2 even though sheet 1 does not exist anymore - true I can just
rename sheet 2 to be sheet 1. But, is there a way to reset the count so that
next time I open a sheet it will not bee sheet 999...

Many thanks
Dan

Bob I

Reset sheet count
 
You could insert a blank template already named "Sheet 1".

Dan wrote:

Once I delete sheet 1 on a workbook, the next time I insert a new sheet it is
called sheet 2 even though sheet 1 does not exist anymore - true I can just
rename sheet 2 to be sheet 1. But, is there a way to reset the count so that
next time I open a sheet it will not bee sheet 999...

Many thanks
Dan



dan

Reset sheet count
 
That did not solve he problem - I will need to reset the count.

"Bob I" wrote:

You could insert a blank template already named "Sheet 1".

Dan wrote:

Once I delete sheet 1 on a workbook, the next time I insert a new sheet it is
called sheet 2 even though sheet 1 does not exist anymore - true I can just
rename sheet 2 to be sheet 1. But, is there a way to reset the count so that
next time I open a sheet it will not bee sheet 999...

Many thanks
Dan




Bob I

Reset sheet count
 
Any reason you may not use a macro to Add and rename the sheet?

Dan wrote:

That did not solve he problem - I will need to reset the count.

"Bob I" wrote:


You could insert a blank template already named "Sheet 1".

Dan wrote:


Once I delete sheet 1 on a workbook, the next time I insert a new sheet it is
called sheet 2 even though sheet 1 does not exist anymore - true I can just
rename sheet 2 to be sheet 1. But, is there a way to reset the count so that
next time I open a sheet it will not bee sheet 999...

Many thanks
Dan






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