Can I create a macro that uses an input box to rename a Worskheet? I'm trying to combine several macros into one macro. So far, renaming the sheet has been the hardest thing to incorporate. I received an answer earlier on how to rename the active sheet to the value in the active cell. Now, I'm looking for another variation.
Can I create a macro that uses an iput box to rename a Worskheet?
Any help would be most appreciated!
tj

see response in .misc.

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"tjtjjtjt" wrote in message
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Can I create a macro that uses an input box to rename a Worskheet? I'm
trying to combine several macros into one macro. So far, renaming the sheet
has been the hardest thing to incorporate. I received an answer earlier on
how to rename the active sheet to the value in the active cell. Now, I'm
looking for another variation.
Can I create a macro that uses an iput box to rename a Worskheet?
Any help would be most appreciated!
tj

Try something like the following:

Dim WSName As String
WSName = InputBox("Enter new sheet name")
If WSName < "" Then
ActiveSheet.Name = WSName
End If



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"tjtjjtjt" wrote in message
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Can I create a macro that uses an input box to rename a
Worskheet? I'm trying to combine several macros into one macro.
So far, renaming the sheet has been the hardest thing to
incorporate. I received an answer earlier on how to rename the
active sheet to the value in the active cell. Now, I'm looking
for another variation.
Can I create a macro that uses an iput box to rename a
Worskheet?
Any help would be most appreciated!
tj