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The following compound statement will insert the names of all
worksheets in your active workbook in Column A of the active worksheet. Note the use of colons (":") to separate statements. Ignore any line breaks displaying in the newsgroup post. Range("A1").Select:For x = 1 to Application.ActiveWorkbook.Sheets.Count: ActiveCell.Offset(x-1,0).Value=sheets(x).name:Next x Just a side note: Right-clicking on the sheet navigation arrows on the bottom left will display a list of all sheet names. -Glenn Ray |
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