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Hello,
I am using Excel 2003, and I have recently inherited a workbook with 5 worksheets. I did not create the workbook or name the sheets originally. When I open the VBA editor, my worksheets are labelled like this in the Project Window under Microsoft Excel Objects: Sheet1 (Greeting) Sheet10 (Work Data) Sheet43 (Misc Calcs) Sheet65 (Offerings) Sheet8 (Data Entry) When I view the workbook in Excel, the sheet tabs are named only with the above text that is in the ( )s, and NOT with the sheet number. So in Excel the tabs running across the bottom are labelled: Greeting, Work Data, Misc Calcs, Offerings, Data Entry I know how to change these names in ( )s both within Excel and with VBA. But what I do not know is how to change or remove the "Sheet65" portion of the name that displays in the VBA Editor. If I cannot remove the "Sheet#" portion, can I at least change them to be chronoligal? As a minimum, when I open the VBA editor, I would like my worksheets labelled like this in the Project Window under Microsoft Excel Objects: Sheet1 (Greeting) Sheet2 (Work Data) Sheet3 (Misc Calcs) Sheet4 (Offerings) Sheet5 (Data Entry) Any ideas? Thanks, Scott |
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