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Could you look at the posts I have under 'Filling Cells' and also there was a
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You have a response at that thread.
jnf40 wrote: Could you look at the posts I have under 'Filling Cells' and also there was a follow up question for you from my post 'Finding Worksheet'. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave,
I know there was an answer at the 'Filling Cells' post but it wasn't what I needed...the code Moon gave actually names the sheets 1 of 2 and 2 of 2. I didn't explain myself too well I don't guess. My sheet names are fine as they are with the cell entry, the code you helped me with...where i need the sheet 1 of 1 is in cells in the worksheet. On the worksheet itself I have a cell with 'Sheet' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_ , the next cell has 'of' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_1...Looks something like this, Sheet_____ of _____...I want the numbering to go into these cells named Sht_of_ and Sht_of_1...So if I have 2 worksheets named DBL ARROW and DBL ARROW (2)...then worksheet DBL ARROW would have Sheet 1 of 2 and worksheet DBL ARROW (2) would have Sheet 2 of 2... I hope this explains it better. "Dave Peterson" wrote: You have a response at that thread. jnf40 wrote: Could you look at the posts I have under 'Filling Cells' and also there was a follow up question for you from my post 'Finding Worksheet'. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave,
I forgot to add that if another worksheet was created later and it's name was DBL ARROW (3) then DBL ARROW cells would change to Sheet 1 of 3... DBL ARROW (2) cells would change to Sheet 2 of 3...and DBL ARROW (3) cells would be Sheet 3 of 3. I hope between the two of these posts I have explained what I am trying to do a little better. "jnf40" wrote: Dave, I know there was an answer at the 'Filling Cells' post but it wasn't what I needed...the code Moon gave actually names the sheets 1 of 2 and 2 of 2. I didn't explain myself too well I don't guess. My sheet names are fine as they are with the cell entry, the code you helped me with...where i need the sheet 1 of 1 is in cells in the worksheet. On the worksheet itself I have a cell with 'Sheet' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_ , the next cell has 'of' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_1...Looks something like this, Sheet_____ of _____...I want the numbering to go into these cells named Sht_of_ and Sht_of_1...So if I have 2 worksheets named DBL ARROW and DBL ARROW (2)...then worksheet DBL ARROW would have Sheet 1 of 2 and worksheet DBL ARROW (2) would have Sheet 2 of 2... I hope this explains it better. |
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I think it's time to start over and explain what you mean one more time.
Maybe someone else will jump in. I had to reformat my harddrive today and lost a lot of stuff--and have to reinstall everything I can think of (sigh). jnf40 wrote: Dave, I forgot to add that if another worksheet was created later and it's name was DBL ARROW (3) then DBL ARROW cells would change to Sheet 1 of 3... DBL ARROW (2) cells would change to Sheet 2 of 3...and DBL ARROW (3) cells would be Sheet 3 of 3. I hope between the two of these posts I have explained what I am trying to do a little better. "jnf40" wrote: Dave, I know there was an answer at the 'Filling Cells' post but it wasn't what I needed...the code Moon gave actually names the sheets 1 of 2 and 2 of 2. I didn't explain myself too well I don't guess. My sheet names are fine as they are with the cell entry, the code you helped me with...where i need the sheet 1 of 1 is in cells in the worksheet. On the worksheet itself I have a cell with 'Sheet' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_ , the next cell has 'of' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_1...Looks something like this, Sheet_____ of _____...I want the numbering to go into these cells named Sht_of_ and Sht_of_1...So if I have 2 worksheets named DBL ARROW and DBL ARROW (2)...then worksheet DBL ARROW would have Sheet 1 of 2 and worksheet DBL ARROW (2) would have Sheet 2 of 2... I hope this explains it better. -- Dave Peterson |
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Sorry to hear about your misfortune...I will enter a new post as I have not
had any other hits on the one 'Filling Cells'. I will call it 'Numbering Worksheets' and if you get your stuff back together maybe you can look at it...Thanks for all your help thus far. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I think it's time to start over and explain what you mean one more time. Maybe someone else will jump in. I had to reformat my harddrive today and lost a lot of stuff--and have to reinstall everything I can think of (sigh). jnf40 wrote: Dave, I forgot to add that if another worksheet was created later and it's name was DBL ARROW (3) then DBL ARROW cells would change to Sheet 1 of 3... DBL ARROW (2) cells would change to Sheet 2 of 3...and DBL ARROW (3) cells would be Sheet 3 of 3. I hope between the two of these posts I have explained what I am trying to do a little better. "jnf40" wrote: Dave, I know there was an answer at the 'Filling Cells' post but it wasn't what I needed...the code Moon gave actually names the sheets 1 of 2 and 2 of 2. I didn't explain myself too well I don't guess. My sheet names are fine as they are with the cell entry, the code you helped me with...where i need the sheet 1 of 1 is in cells in the worksheet. On the worksheet itself I have a cell with 'Sheet' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_ , the next cell has 'of' in it then a blank cell named Sht_of_1...Looks something like this, Sheet_____ of _____...I want the numbering to go into these cells named Sht_of_ and Sht_of_1...So if I have 2 worksheets named DBL ARROW and DBL ARROW (2)...then worksheet DBL ARROW would have Sheet 1 of 2 and worksheet DBL ARROW (2) would have Sheet 2 of 2... I hope this explains it better. -- Dave Peterson |
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I had to reformat my harddrive today and lost
a lot of stuff--and have to reinstall everything I can think of (sigh). It hurts just to read this, my sympathies! Not due an Excel related problem, I hope. Regards, Peter T "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I think it's time to start over and explain what you mean one more time. Maybe someone else will jump in. I had to reformat my harddrive today and lost a lot of stuff--and have to reinstall everything I can think of (sigh). jnf40 wrote: Dave, <snip |
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