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I have a multi sheet Workbook and would like to create an initial worksheet
with a menu on it so I can quickly access each of the worksheets I want to view and avoid those that only have back up data. |
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Hi Pippagrace,
Display a pop-up list of sheet names by right-clicking one of the arrows to the left of the sheet tabs that are located at the bottom of the worksheet window (see the figure below). Select a sheet from the list, and you're there in a flash. Also you could have a lot of information on the Chip Person web page at: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.htm Does this Helps? Thanks in advance for the feedback regards from Brazil Marcelo "pippagrace" escreveu: I have a multi sheet Workbook and would like to create an initial worksheet with a menu on it so I can quickly access each of the worksheets I want to view and avoid those that only have back up data. |
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Many thanks for this - it really helps me with my editing. However what I
would like to know is how do I create one of these quick access menus with only the sheets that I want to list. I would like to create it on the Opening page of the Excel document to make the document function well for a non excel user who will only be viewing. "Marcelo" wrote: Hi Pippagrace, Display a pop-up list of sheet names by right-clicking one of the arrows to the left of the sheet tabs that are located at the bottom of the worksheet window (see the figure below). Select a sheet from the list, and you're there in a flash. Also you could have a lot of information on the Chip Person web page at: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.htm Does this Helps? Thanks in advance for the feedback regards from Brazil Marcelo "pippagrace" escreveu: I have a multi sheet Workbook and would like to create an initial worksheet with a menu on it so I can quickly access each of the worksheets I want to view and avoid those that only have back up data. |
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I knew it had to be possible - thank you so much!!!
"Ardus Petus" wrote: Have a look at InsertHyperlink HTH -- AP "pippagrace" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Many thanks for this - it really helps me with my editing. However what I would like to know is how do I create one of these quick access menus with only the sheets that I want to list. I would like to create it on the Opening page of the Excel document to make the document function well for a non excel user who will only be viewing. "Marcelo" wrote: Hi Pippagrace, Display a pop-up list of sheet names by right-clicking one of the arrows to the left of the sheet tabs that are located at the bottom of the worksheet window (see the figure below). Select a sheet from the list, and you're there in a flash. Also you could have a lot of information on the Chip Person web page at: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.htm Does this Helps? Thanks in advance for the feedback regards from Brazil Marcelo "pippagrace" escreveu: I have a multi sheet Workbook and would like to create an initial worksheet with a menu on it so I can quickly access each of the worksheets I want to view and avoid those that only have back up data. |
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