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sheet numbering system
Generally I wouldn't worry about how they show up in the VBA project window
as long as you're referencing them in code/on worksheets by the names on the tabs themselves. As for what scheme Excel uses to come up with the names - what can I say other than Excel works in mysterious ways at times. "Russ" wrote: I have code that copies a worksheet (like a template but I don't use a template), places it at the end and then renames it. Other code deletes sheets. Everything is working fine but I notice that the sheets are numbered in a strange way. There are only about 40 sheets but in the VBA Project View I see sheets with names like: sheet51(xxxxxx) sheet510(yyyyyyy) sheet52(wwwww) sheet522(zzzzz) How does Excel assign numbers to newly created sheets? Should I just ignore the numbers since over the life of the workbook I will never create more than a few hundred? -- russ |
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