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Here's something more compact:
Sub SheetRename() Dim aPart As String, ePart As String, shtName As String Range("A1").EntireColumn.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).Select Selection.End(xlUp).Select aPart = Selection ePart = Selection.Offset(0, 4) shtName = aPart & " " & Format(ePart, "m-d-yy h-mmAM/PM") ActiveSheet.Name = shtName End Sub If compact is your goal, what about this for the body of your SheetRename subroutine? Dim R As Range Set R = ActiveSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp) R.Parent.Name = R.Value & Format(R.Offset(0, 4).Value, " m-d-yy h-mmAM/PM") By the way, I used R.Parent.Name to keep the last statement from word-wrapping in newsreaders... it should be replaced by ActiveSheet.Name for clarity. Rick |
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