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Name a sheet using letters from a string?
I'd like to know how to name the active sheet using the first 6
characters from a string variable. For example: if the string variable = "Customer" then I want to name the active sheet "Custom" Many thanks! |
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Name a sheet using letters from a string?
Something like this may work.
ActiveSheet.Name = Left(variable, 6) HTH, Paul wrote in message oups.com... I'd like to know how to name the active sheet using the first 6 characters from a string variable. For example: if the string variable = "Customer" then I want to name the active sheet "Custom" Many thanks! |
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