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Macro problem
Is there a macro to name the sheet the name of a cell, with a slight change?
e.g. the cell is : M-13.06.2005, and i want the sheet to be named M-13.06.05. However i would like to name 5 days of the week, everytime the macro is run, i.e. it names monday-friday each time. any help would be hugely appreciated. Bonbon |
Macro problem
Just an example:
In Sheet1, A1, enter: M-13.06.2005 In Sheet1, B1, enter: =REPLACE(A1,9,2,D1) & " "&TEXT(TODAY(),"DDDDD") Then enter and run the following macro: Sub Macro1() Sheets("Sheet1").Select Sheets("Sheet1").Name = Range("B1").Value End Sub -- Gary''s Student "Bonbon" wrote: Is there a macro to name the sheet the name of a cell, with a slight change? e.g. the cell is : M-13.06.2005, and i want the sheet to be named M-13.06.05. However i would like to name 5 days of the week, everytime the macro is run, i.e. it names monday-friday each time. any help would be hugely appreciated. Bonbon |
Macro problem
Cool, but what should i do if i need it to name 5 days? Because that macro
changes one sheets name. Thx again "Gary''s Student" wrote: Just an example: In Sheet1, A1, enter: M-13.06.2005 In Sheet1, B1, enter: =REPLACE(A1,9,2,D1) & " "&TEXT(TODAY(),"DDDDD") Then enter and run the following macro: Sub Macro1() Sheets("Sheet1").Select Sheets("Sheet1").Name = Range("B1").Value End Sub -- Gary''s Student "Bonbon" wrote: Is there a macro to name the sheet the name of a cell, with a slight change? e.g. the cell is : M-13.06.2005, and i want the sheet to be named M-13.06.05. However i would like to name 5 days of the week, everytime the macro is run, i.e. it names monday-friday each time. any help would be hugely appreciated. Bonbon |
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