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i need the sheetname in my cells
I am using numbers for sheetnames and I need them in a cell in this way
=VALUE(RIGHT(CELL("filename";A3);2)) Is there any another way to put the sheetname into the cell? |
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i need the sheetname in my cells
Don't know if it's any better:
=MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,255)*1 Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... I am using numbers for sheetnames and I need them in a cell in this way =VALUE(RIGHT(CELL("filename";A3);2)) Is there any another way to put the sheetname into the cell? |
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i need the sheetname in my cells
That means that the sheetname is available only with the CELL function?
"Biff" wrote in message ... Don't know if it's any better: =MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,255)*1 Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... I am using numbers for sheetnames and I need them in a cell in this way =VALUE(RIGHT(CELL("filename";A3);2)) Is there any another way to put the sheetname into the cell? |
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i need the sheetname in my cells
Well, you could get it with a VBA user defined function but why would you if
there is a built-in function. Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... That means that the sheetname is available only with the CELL function? "Biff" wrote in message ... Don't know if it's any better: =MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,255)*1 Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... I am using numbers for sheetnames and I need them in a cell in this way =VALUE(RIGHT(CELL("filename";A3);2)) Is there any another way to put the sheetname into the cell? |
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i need the sheetname in my cells
Thank you.
"Biff" wrote in message ... Well, you could get it with a VBA user defined function but why would you if there is a built-in function. Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... That means that the sheetname is available only with the CELL function? "Biff" wrote in message ... Don't know if it's any better: =MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,255)*1 Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... I am using numbers for sheetnames and I need them in a cell in this way =VALUE(RIGHT(CELL("filename";A3);2)) Is there any another way to put the sheetname into the cell? |
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i need the sheetname in my cells
You're welcome!
Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... Thank you. "Biff" wrote in message ... Well, you could get it with a VBA user defined function but why would you if there is a built-in function. Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... That means that the sheetname is available only with the CELL function? "Biff" wrote in message ... Don't know if it's any better: =MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,255)*1 Biff "Kiklop" wrote in message ... I am using numbers for sheetnames and I need them in a cell in this way =VALUE(RIGHT(CELL("filename";A3);2)) Is there any another way to put the sheetname into the cell? |
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