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sheet number
Hi,
Really simple question. I know that one can select a sheet by using "sheets(i)" where "i" is the relative number of the sheet in the workbook. But how does one do the reverse - get the sheet number of the active sheet? I tried "help" but could not find an answer. - eugene |
sheet number
Hi Eugene,
Try : Dim i As Long i = ActiveSheet.Index --- Regards, Norman "eugene" wrote in message ... Hi, Really simple question. I know that one can select a sheet by using "sheets(i)" where "i" is the relative number of the sheet in the workbook. But how does one do the reverse - get the sheet number of the active sheet? I tried "help" but could not find an answer. - eugene |
sheet number
perfect
thanks -- eugene "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Eugene, Try : Dim i As Long i = ActiveSheet.Index --- Regards, Norman "eugene" wrote in message ... Hi, Really simple question. I know that one can select a sheet by using "sheets(i)" where "i" is the relative number of the sheet in the workbook. But how does one do the reverse - get the sheet number of the active sheet? I tried "help" but could not find an answer. - eugene |
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