Hi All,

I am a first timer. So bare with me.
I would like to get the workbook name and place it in a cell in the
worksheet.

This is what I do. I copy a worksheet, when it creates a copy it gives it
the name of the worksheet it was copied from and it adds a "(2)" at the end
of the name.

I want to take this name and place it in a cell in the workbook, and if the
name of the sheet is changed I want it to reflect the change. Could some one
help.

Thanks

Peter

I want to take this name and place it in a cell in the workbook, and if the
name of the sheet is changed I want it to reflect the change

One way, from a posting by Richard Schollar:
=REPLACE(CELL("Filename",A1),1,FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1)),"")

The workbook must have been saved beforehand
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=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,99)

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"_Pete_" wrote:

Hi All,

I am a first timer. So bare with me.
I would like to get the workbook name and place it in a cell in the
worksheet.

This is what I do. I copy a worksheet, when it creates a copy it gives it
the name of the worksheet it was copied from and it adds a "(2)" at the end
of the name.

I want to take this name and place it in a cell in the workbook, and if the
name of the sheet is changed I want it to reflect the change. Could some one
help.

Thanks

Peter