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I have a huge list of worksheets, I need to check that I have captured them
all against our product list. Is there a way to extract every worksheet to make a list and compare? |
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Hi,
So you have 1 workbook with a huge number of sheets and you want to workshet titles and references? What does worksheet references mean? To extract the name of all the sheets in a workbook to a column A in sheet1 use a macro Sub mySheets() I=1 For each sh in Worksheets Range("A1").Offset(I,0) = sh.Name I=I+1 Next sh End Sub (untested) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Ludim" wrote: I have a huge list of worksheets, I need to check that I have captured them all against our product list. Is there a way to extract every worksheet to make a list and compare? |
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