Renaming Worksheets
 

Use the left function to remove the last four

ActiveSheet.Name = Left(mybook.Name, Len(mybook.Name) - 4)



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After combining worksheets from different workbooks, the name of the
worksheets, by default, is the name of the workbook, ie: products.xls.
There are many worksheets. I want to implement a loop that will will
remove ".xls" from each of the worksheet names. any thoughts?

Thanks.


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Hi TC,

This is not default behaviour but is, I suspect, caused by the code used to
combine the workbooks.

Try:

'=============
Public Sub Tester()
Dim WB As Workbook
Dim sh As Worksheet

Set WB = ActiveWorkbook '<<==== CHANGE

For Each sh In WB.Worksheets
If LCase(Right(sh.Name, 4)) = ".xls" Then
sh.Name = Left(sh.Name, Len(sh.Name) - 4)
End If
Next

End Sub
'<<=============


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After combining worksheets from different workbooks, the name of the
worksheets, by default, is the name of the workbook, ie: products.xls.
There are many worksheets. I want to implement a loop that will will
remove ".xls" from each of the worksheet names. any thoughts?

Thanks.


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Give the following a try:

Sub renameWS()
Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In Worksheets
If Right(CStr(ws.Name), 4) = ".xls" Then
ws.Name = Left(CStr(ws.Name), Len(ws.Name) - 4)
End If
Next ws
End Sub

HTH--Lonnie M.

Renaming Worksheets
 

This line you must use in the macro from the other thread

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"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ...
Use the left function to remove the last four

ActiveSheet.Name = Left(mybook.Name, Len(mybook.Name) - 4)



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After combining worksheets from different workbooks, the name of the
worksheets, by default, is the name of the workbook, ie: products.xls.
There are many worksheets. I want to implement a loop that will will
remove ".xls" from each of the worksheet names. any thoughts?

Thanks.


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After combining worksheets from different workbooks, the name of the
worksheets, by default, is the name of the workbook, ie: products.xls.
There are many worksheets. I want to implement a loop that will will
remove ".xls" from each of the worksheet names. any thoughts?

Thanks.


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Thank you all for your input. Lonnie, gave your take a run and it
worked perfectly.

:]


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