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JonWardellBuilders

Function for counting Worksheets?
 
I need to know a function that i can enter into a cell that will give me the
total number of worksheets i have in a specific Workbook.

it will serve as an invoice number because i create a new sheet for each
invoice i have.

thank you.
--
Jon Robershaw
Wardell Builders, Inc

Mike H

Function for counting Worksheets?
 
Hi,

Alt +F11 to open VB editor. Right click 'This Workbook' and insert module
and paste the code below in. Call with

=numsheets()

Function numsheets()
numsheets = Worksheets.Count
End Function

Mike

"JonWardellBuilders" wrote:

I need to know a function that i can enter into a cell that will give me the
total number of worksheets i have in a specific Workbook.

it will serve as an invoice number because i create a new sheet for each
invoice i have.

thank you.
--
Jon Robershaw
Wardell Builders, Inc


ShaneDevenshire

Function for counting Worksheets?
 
Hi,

1. In the same cell in each sheet enter something (anything), say you enter
the date into cell A1 on each invoice, then

=COUNTA(Sheet1:Sheet300!A1)

Where Sheet1 is the first sheet in the workbook and Sheet300 is the last
sheet (left to right) in the spreadsheet. When you add a new sheet, insert
it between the first and last sheet. If necessary make Sheet300 a dummy with
nothing in it.

If this helps, please click the Yes button.
--
Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"JonWardellBuilders" wrote:

I need to know a function that i can enter into a cell that will give me the
total number of worksheets i have in a specific Workbook.

it will serve as an invoice number because i create a new sheet for each
invoice i have.

thank you.
--
Jon Robershaw
Wardell Builders, Inc



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