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I am balaji i had some querry in excel 2002.

1. how to arrange a worksheet in a excel 2002 workbook?

2. how to know no of worksheet in workbook ?
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Hi

1. for sorting worksheets automatically check out
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.htm

2. to get the number of worksheets in a workbook you can use code like this

sub shownumsheets()
MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Count
end sub

..... to use this code, right mouse click on a sheet tab, choose view code
choose from the menu of the VBE window
insert / module
copy & paste the code on the right hand side of the screen
press ALT & F11 to get back to your workbook
choose tools / macro / macros
click on
shownumsheets and press RUN

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JulieD
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2. how to know no of worksheet in workbook ?



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