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First I want to thank everyone for their help. I've received great
assistance in this group. I have several worksheets in a work book. As it is now, each sheet is named like Sheet1, Sheet2, and so on. Is there a way to use vba to rename each of these sheets so that it picks up the name from part of the text in a cell? For example, each worksheet has a specific cell (A4) that includes "Business: XYZ Company". I want to name the sheet with what is in cell A4 minus the "Business: " leaving only XYZ Company. The second part of this is that there are so many sheets that it would be nice to have vba prompt with an InputBox for a company name and then find that sheet with the same name entered into the InputBox, display it, and then automatically print it. I've tried several different methods to accomplish both but haven't had any luck. Thanks. |
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