A couple years (1 or 2) I ran into a macro that would enumerate work sheets
in a workbook. The macro listed all of the formulas used in a worksheet in
a separate worksheet attached to the end and would do that for all of the
worksheets. Anyone remember this macro I thought an MVP had this on one of
their personal sites but I can no longer find it (or was it a previous
version of excel)?

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Maybe this is what you were thinking of

http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip37.htm


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"Philippe L. Balmanno" wrote in message
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A couple years (1 or 2) I ran into a macro that would enumerate work
sheets
in a workbook. The macro listed all of the formulas used in a worksheet
in
a separate worksheet attached to the end and would do that for all of the
worksheets. Anyone remember this macro I thought an MVP had this on one
of
their personal sites but I can no longer find it (or was it a previous
version of excel)?

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"Philippe L. Balmanno" wrote
A couple years (1 or 2) I ran into a macro that would
enumerate work sheets in a workbook.
The macro listed all of the formulas used in a worksheet in
a separate worksheet attached to the end and would do that for all of the
worksheets. Anyone remember this macro I thought
an MVP had this on one of their personal sites
but I can no longer find it (or was it a previous version of excel)?

Another thought .. perhaps JE McGimpsey's
Sub ListFormulasInWorkbook() at:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/listfunctions.html
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Thank you,

JE McGimpsey's was the one that fit the most as multiple worksheets/tabs
were enumerated. John Walkenbach's VBA is good for single sheet/tab
workbooks. Both are appreciated thanks again.


"Philippe L. Balmanno" wrote in message
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A couple years (1 or 2) I ran into a macro that would enumerate work
sheets in a workbook. The macro listed all of the formulas used in a
worksheet in a separate worksheet attached to the end and would do that for
all of the worksheets. Anyone remember this macro I thought an MVP had
this on one of their personal sites but I can no longer find it (or was it
a previous version of excel)?

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"Philippe L. Balmanno" wrote in message
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Thank you,

JE McGimpsey's was the one that fit the most as multiple worksheets/tabs
were enumerated. John Walkenbach's VBA is good for single sheet/tab
workbooks. Both are appreciated thanks again.