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If your only intent in using cell was to trigger a calculate event, then I
guess it doesn't make any difference what value it returns. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... Tom - Do you see any difference in terms of firing a Worksheet_Calculate or Workbook_SheetCalculate event when a sheet in the workbook is renamed? I don't with MacXL. I was just thinking of an event trigger. If the filename is to be used, your addition is obviously the correct one. In article , "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Just to add: Believe =Cell("filename") Will return the name of the activesheet, so you might want to use =Cell("filename",A1) the second argument can be any cell reference (on the sheet). |
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