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Maniuplating Worksheet Tabs
I have a formula that is trying to take for example the word "Hello" from a
worksheet tab. Is that even possible? Thanks!! |
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Maniuplating Worksheet Tabs
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=MID(CELL("FILENAME",A1),FIND("]",CELL("FILENAME",A1))+1,225) -- Mike Q. "Joe" wrote: I have a formula that is trying to take for example the word "Hello" from a worksheet tab. Is that even possible? Thanks!! |
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Maniuplating Worksheet Tabs
You can get the name of a sheet with a user defined function
Create a standard module and add this function Function SheetName() As Variant SheetName = Application.Caller.Worksheet.Name End Function in a cell in the sheet you are interested in type in the formula =sheetname() and it will return the name of the sheet. Is that what you are looking for??? -- www.alignment-systems.com "Joe" wrote: I have a formula that is trying to take for example the word "Hello" from a worksheet tab. Is that even possible? Thanks!! |
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Maniuplating Worksheet Tabs
Thanks very much to both posters, the first poster helped do the job for
me. Thanks again!! ?B?Sm9obi5HcmVlbmFu?= wrote in : You can get the name of a sheet with a user defined function Create a standard module and add this function |
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