I have a multi-tabbed workbook. I would like to link a cell to the text
entered on the worksheet tab... I've seen it done before - but don't know how
they were able to do that... Can someone fill me in?

Thanks!

Hi,

Try this

=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,255)

The workbook must be saved for it to work.

Mike

"klee" wrote:

I have a multi-tabbed workbook. I would like to link a cell to the text
entered on the worksheet tab... I've seen it done before - but don't know how
they were able to do that... Can someone fill me in?

Thanks!

Mike,
Thanks. I tried that - however - - - it only kinda worked... Here's whats
happening...
I have 8 tabs in this workbook. I entered this formula separately on to
each worksheet - but regardless of which worksheet I placed it on the same
result appears on each... for example, text from tab one appears on all other
worksheets.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this

=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,255)

The workbook must be saved for it to work.

Mike

"klee" wrote:

I have a multi-tabbed workbook. I would like to link a cell to the text
entered on the worksheet tab... I've seen it done before - but don't know how
they were able to do that... Can someone fill me in?

Thanks!

Hi,

I'm at a complete loss to explain that prehaps someone else can.

Mike

"klee" wrote:

Mike,
Thanks. I tried that - however - - - it only kinda worked... Here's whats
happening...
I have 8 tabs in this workbook. I entered this formula separately on to
each worksheet - but regardless of which worksheet I placed it on the same
result appears on each... for example, text from tab one appears on all other
worksheets.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this

=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,255)

The workbook must be saved for it to work.

Mike

"klee" wrote:

I have a multi-tabbed workbook. I would like to link a cell to the text
entered on the worksheet tab... I've seen it done before - but don't know how
they were able to do that... Can someone fill me in?

Thanks!

On Jun 19, 11:42*pm, Mike H wrote:
Hi,

I'm at a complete loss to explain that prehaps someone else can.

Mike



"klee" wrote:
Mike,
Thanks. *I tried that - however - - - it only kinda worked... Here's whats
happening...
I have 8 tabs in this workbook. *I entered this formula separately on to
each worksheet - but regardless of which worksheet I placed it on the same
result appears on each... for example, text from tab one appears on all other
worksheets.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this

=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,255)

The workbook must be saved for it to work.

Mike

"klee" wrote:

I have a multi-tabbed workbook. *I would like to link a cell to the text
entered on the worksheet tab... I've seen it done before - but don't know how
they were able to do that... *Can someone fill me in?

Thanks!- Hide quoted text -

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Make this function :::
Function sheet_name(sheet_index As Integer) As String
sheet_name = Worksheets(sheet_index).Name
End Function

and then call it from the cell as sheet_name(1)

Make sure you include a reference to the worksheet you want:

=MID(CELL("filename",a1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",a1))+1,255)

Otherwise, excel will use the activeworkbook/activeworksheet when it evaluates
that formula.

You can use any cell on the sheet. I like to use the cell that contains the
formula.

klee wrote:

Mike,
Thanks. I tried that - however - - - it only kinda worked... Here's whats
happening...
I have 8 tabs in this workbook. I entered this formula separately on to
each worksheet - but regardless of which worksheet I placed it on the same
result appears on each... for example, text from tab one appears on all other
worksheets.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this

=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,255)

The workbook must be saved for it to work.

Mike

"klee" wrote:

I have a multi-tabbed workbook. I would like to link a cell to the text
entered on the worksheet tab... I've seen it done before - but don't know how
they were able to do that... Can someone fill me in?

Thanks!

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Dave Peterson