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Inserting a worksheet tab name into a cell
I have a workbook with several worksheet tabs that have individual names on
them. I need to take the name and put it going down a column inside the worksheet of that name for varying number of rows and I need to do this for each worksheet. Example: Workbook A has sheets named Lynn Bales, Joe Brown, Daphne Anderson In worksheet Lynn Bales, I want the text "Lynn Bales" to go into column D to the end of the rowed data. Then I want to do the same for Joe Brown's worksheet and Daphne Anderson's worksheet. Is this feasible? Thank you in advance! Lynn |
Inserting a worksheet tab name into a cell
In a standard code module (the same kind you get when you record a macro) you
can add the following function. Public Function TabName() As String Application.Volatile TabName = Application.Caller.Worksheet.Name End Function This function can be used in a cell in a spreadsheet. For example on the Lynn Bales sheet in the cells of column D add =TabName() If the name of the sheet changes then this formula will automatically update the next the the sheet is calculated. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Lynn Bales" wrote: I have a workbook with several worksheet tabs that have individual names on them. I need to take the name and put it going down a column inside the worksheet of that name for varying number of rows and I need to do this for each worksheet. Example: Workbook A has sheets named Lynn Bales, Joe Brown, Daphne Anderson In worksheet Lynn Bales, I want the text "Lynn Bales" to go into column D to the end of the rowed data. Then I want to do the same for Joe Brown's worksheet and Daphne Anderson's worksheet. Is this feasible? Thank you in advance! Lynn |
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