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I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that
indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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Try something like this:
For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If (sh.Name) < "Password" Then 'do something here End if Next Hope that helps ya, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Nico" wrote: I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear enough.
I need some sort of index to indicate which sheets are present. For example, the workbook tabs would look like this: [Index] [Program A] [Program C] The [Index] tab would have a table indicating which sheets were present: Program A Yes Program B No Program C Yes Any ideas? Thanks! "ryguy7272" wrote: Try something like this: For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If (sh.Name) < "Password" Then 'do something here End if Next Hope that helps ya, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Nico" wrote: I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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Maybe you could use this UDF (place the code in a Module)...
Function IsSheetNamePresent(SheetName As String) As String On Error GoTo Done IsSheetNamePresent = "No" If Worksheets(SheetName).Visible Then IsSheetNamePresent = "Yes" Done: End Function With your sheet names in Column A (starting in A1), put this in B1... =IsSheetNamePresent(A1) and copy down. Rick "Nico" wrote in message ... Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I need some sort of index to indicate which sheets are present. For example, the workbook tabs would look like this: [Index] [Program A] [Program C] The [Index] tab would have a table indicating which sheets were present: Program A Yes Program B No Program C Yes Any ideas? Thanks! "ryguy7272" wrote: Try something like this: For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If (sh.Name) < "Password" Then 'do something here End if Next Hope that helps ya, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Nico" wrote: I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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PUt the names in A1:An, and in B1 and copy down
=IF(ISERROR(INDIRECT("'"&A1&"'!A1")),"No","Yes") -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Nico" wrote in message ... Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I need some sort of index to indicate which sheets are present. For example, the workbook tabs would look like this: [Index] [Program A] [Program C] The [Index] tab would have a table indicating which sheets were present: Program A Yes Program B No Program C Yes Any ideas? Thanks! "ryguy7272" wrote: Try something like this: For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If (sh.Name) < "Password" Then 'do something here End if Next Hope that helps ya, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Nico" wrote: I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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very nice Bob
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200795 "Bob Phillips" wrote: PUt the names in A1:An, and in B1 and copy down =IF(ISERROR(INDIRECT("'"&A1&"'!A1")),"No","Yes") -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Nico" wrote in message ... Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I need some sort of index to indicate which sheets are present. For example, the workbook tabs would look like this: [Index] [Program A] [Program C] The [Index] tab would have a table indicating which sheets were present: Program A Yes Program B No Program C Yes Any ideas? Thanks! "ryguy7272" wrote: Try something like this: For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If (sh.Name) < "Password" Then 'do something here End if Next Hope that helps ya, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Nico" wrote: I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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That works perfectly, you're a genius. Thank you!!
"Bob Phillips" wrote: PUt the names in A1:An, and in B1 and copy down =IF(ISERROR(INDIRECT("'"&A1&"'!A1")),"No","Yes") -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Nico" wrote in message ... Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I need some sort of index to indicate which sheets are present. For example, the workbook tabs would look like this: [Index] [Program A] [Program C] The [Index] tab would have a table indicating which sheets were present: Program A Yes Program B No Program C Yes Any ideas? Thanks! "ryguy7272" wrote: Try something like this: For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If (sh.Name) < "Password" Then 'do something here End if Next Hope that helps ya, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Nico" wrote: I have a number of tabs in a spreadsheet, I want a simple Yes/No index that indicates whether or not a tab is present as some tabs will be present for some managers, but not for others. How do I do that? Thanks! |
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![]() "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... very nice Bob Thanks! |
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