Would like to use a custom list, or a range name, or simply a range with
names to define my worksheet names via VBA; can do?
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Marv Lusk
Boise Corporation

Sub tester()
Dim iWS As Integer
Dim rNames As Range

Set rNames = Range("myNames")
For iWS = 1 To rNames.Count
Worksheets(iWS).Name = rNames(iWS)
Next iWS
End Sub


(no error trapping)

HTH
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Would like to use a custom list, or a range name, or simply a range with
names to define my worksheet names via VBA; can do?
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Marv Lusk
Boise Corporation

Marv,

Here is one way.

In this example, I have assumed that the first item in the list is TabNames,
so that we can pinpoint the list

Dim i As Long, j As Long
Dim ary

For i = 1 To Application.CustomListCount
ary = Application.GetCustomListContents(i)
If ary(LBound(ary)) = "TabNames" Then
For j = 2 To UBound(ary)
If j - 1 <= ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Count Then
Worksheets(j - 1).Name = ary(j)
End If
Next j
End If
Next i

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"MarvInBoise" wrote in message
...
Would like to use a custom list, or a range name, or simply a range with
names to define my worksheet names via VBA; can do?
--
Marv Lusk
Boise Corporation

Perfect! Thanks so much!
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Marv Lusk
Boise Corporation


"Ardus Petus" wrote:

Sub tester()
Dim iWS As Integer
Dim rNames As Range

Set rNames = Range("myNames")
For iWS = 1 To rNames.Count
Worksheets(iWS).Name = rNames(iWS)
Next iWS
End Sub


(no error trapping)

HTH
--
AP

"MarvInBoise" a écrit dans le
message de news: ...
Would like to use a custom list, or a range name, or simply a range with
names to define my worksheet names via VBA; can do?
--
Marv Lusk
Boise Corporation