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inserting a formula with reference to a new sheet in a cell using VBA
I've quite a problem I think.
I've made a userform in which the name of a new sheet can be defined as follows: Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets.Add ActiveSheet.Name = postnaam.Text (postnaam is the name I've given t the textbox in which the name of the sheet is defined by user) Later on I want to fill in a formula in another (total calculation sheet with a reference to the new sheet, for example: worksheets("total sheet").range("D8").formula = "='name of th sheet'!$D$8 The problem I now encounter is that I don't know which name the use will use for his new sheet, so I can't make an absolute reference, ye this is what excel needs for automatically updating the value in tha cell. Please help me with this problem, I can't find a solution! tnx in advance, Pee -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
inserting a formula with reference to a new sheet in a cell using VBA
Peer,
The solution is already in your code: Set ws = Worksheets.Add But you should use it this way: Set ws = Worksheets.Add ws.Name = postnaam.Text.... If all this code is run at the same time, you still have the name available: worksheets("total sheet").range("D8").formula = "='" & ws.name & "'!$D$8" HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Peer " wrote in message ... I've quite a problem I think. I've made a userform in which the name of a new sheet can be defined, as follows: Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets.Add ActiveSheet.Name = postnaam.Text (postnaam is the name I've given to the textbox in which the name of the sheet is defined by user) Later on I want to fill in a formula in another (total calculation) sheet with a reference to the new sheet, for example: worksheets("total sheet").range("D8").formula = "='name of the sheet'!$D$8 The problem I now encounter is that I don't know which name the user will use for his new sheet, so I can't make an absolute reference, yet this is what excel needs for automatically updating the value in that cell. Please help me with this problem, I can't find a solution! tnx in advance, Peer --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
inserting a formula with reference to a new sheet in a cell using VBA
You can save the name of the sheet in a defined name
Thisworkbook.Names.Add Name:="NewSheet1", Refersto:= "=""" & postnamm.Text & """" Then you can use this to get the name Dim sShName as String sShName = Evaluate(thisWorkbook.Names(NewSheet1")) worksheets("total sheet").Range("D8").formula = "='" & sShName & _ "'!$D$8" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Peer " wrote in message ... I've quite a problem I think. I've made a userform in which the name of a new sheet can be defined, as follows: Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets.Add ActiveSheet.Name = postnaam.Text (postnaam is the name I've given to the textbox in which the name of the sheet is defined by user) Later on I want to fill in a formula in another (total calculation) sheet with a reference to the new sheet, for example: worksheets("total sheet").range("D8").formula = "='name of the sheet'!$D$8 The problem I now encounter is that I don't know which name the user will use for his new sheet, so I can't make an absolute reference, yet this is what excel needs for automatically updating the value in that cell. Please help me with this problem, I can't find a solution! tnx in advance, Peer --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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