I have a rather large workbook. I would like to have a link to each tab on
the first tab (worksheet) in the workbook. What I envision is a cloumn of
cells with the sheet names in cells. When the cell or text is clicked on, the
user is taken to the corresponding worksheet.

Also, is there a way in VBA to get the tab names in order to populate the
cells?

Thanks

RW, have a look at BuildTOC here

http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/buildtoc.htm

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"RW" wrote in message
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I have a rather large workbook. I would like to have a link to each tab on
the first tab (worksheet) in the workbook. What I envision is a cloumn of
cells with the sheet names in cells. When the cell or text is clicked on,
the
user is taken to the corresponding worksheet.

Also, is there a way in VBA to get the tab names in order to populate the
cells?

Thanks

RW,

You are talking about a Table of Contents.
The free Excel add-in "Excel Extras" will create one for you
with each sheet name hyperlinked to the sheet. It also provides
the number of printable pages.
The add-in can do other stuff like sort sheets and convert the case
of cell text. Download it here...
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware

Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA


"RW" wrote in message
I have a rather large workbook. I would like to have a link to each tab on
the first tab (worksheet) in the workbook. What I envision is a cloumn of
cells with the sheet names in cells. When the cell or text is clicked on, the
user is taken to the corresponding worksheet.

Also, is there a way in VBA to get the tab names in order to populate the
cells?

Thanks

Thanks Paul and Jim. I'll test these possibilities next week and let you know
if I have any questions.

"Jim Cone" wrote:

RW,

You are talking about a Table of Contents.
The free Excel add-in "Excel Extras" will create one for you
with each sheet name hyperlinked to the sheet. It also provides
the number of printable pages.
The add-in can do other stuff like sort sheets and convert the case
of cell text. Download it here...
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware

Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA


"RW" wrote in message
I have a rather large workbook. I would like to have a link to each tab on
the first tab (worksheet) in the workbook. What I envision is a cloumn of
cells with the sheet names in cells. When the cell or text is clicked on, the
user is taken to the corresponding worksheet.

Also, is there a way in VBA to get the tab names in order to populate the
cells?

Thanks