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I want to use the tab number to automatically create a date. For example, I
want to use tab number 1 to create a date in a cell on the same page. 1 for
the 1st, 10 for the 10th, etc. How do I read the tab number into my formula?
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take a look he

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/formu..._function.html



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I want to use the tab number to automatically create a date. For example, I
want to use tab number 1 to create a date in a cell on the same page. 1 for
the 1st, 10 for the 10th, etc. How do I read the tab number into my formula?

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Thanks so much... works great for what I needed!

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

take a look he

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/formu..._function.html



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"Gregg" wrote:

I want to use the tab number to automatically create a date. For example, I
want to use tab number 1 to create a date in a cell on the same page. 1 for
the 1st, 10 for the 10th, etc. How do I read the tab number into my formula?


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