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hi,
iam having many sheets within same workbook and i wanna have a serial number
for each sheet as a document number - for example:
sheet 1 have a serial no : 001
Sheet 2 have a serial no : 002

how to make it without entering it manually for each sheet
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Hi,

Wher do you want the serial number, in a cell or as the sheet name?
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iam having many sheets within same workbook and i wanna have a serial number
for each sheet as a document number - for example:
sheet 1 have a serial no : 001
Sheet 2 have a serial no : 002

how to make it without entering it manually for each sheet

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