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I have a workbook that has 15 sheets. Is there a quicker way of moving from
Sheet one to Sheet 15 without using the mouse or Ctrl + Page Down ten times??
Something like the "Go To" feature (i.e. Ctrl + G) for working within one
sheet????
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One way would be to create a Rangename in cell A1 of each of your sheets,
called _Sh1, _Sh2, _Sh3, etc

Then do F5 and select which sheet you want to go to........
The underscores in the above RangeNames is to make them appear at the
beginning of your list of rangenames if you have many.....not needed if you
only have a few rangenames.

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



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I have a workbook that has 15 sheets. Is there a quicker way of moving from
Sheet one to Sheet 15 without using the mouse or Ctrl + Page Down ten times??
Something like the "Go To" feature (i.e. Ctrl + G) for working within one
sheet????
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Carolan

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Hi

If you right-click on the 'forward sheet'/'back a sheet' buttons to the left
of the sheet tabs, Excel displays a list of sheets which you can click to go
to directly.

Andy.

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One way would be to create a Rangename in cell A1 of each of your sheets,
called _Sh1, _Sh2, _Sh3, etc

Then do F5 and select which sheet you want to go to........
The underscores in the above RangeNames is to make them appear at the
beginning of your list of rangenames if you have many.....not needed if
you
only have a few rangenames.

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"Carolan" wrote:

I have a workbook that has 15 sheets. Is there a quicker way of moving
from
Sheet one to Sheet 15 without using the mouse or Ctrl + Page Down ten
times??
Something like the "Go To" feature (i.e. Ctrl + G) for working within
one
sheet????
--
Carolan



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You can right click on the tab names to get a list of sheets in the book &
click on the one you want

"Carolan" wrote:

I have a workbook that has 15 sheets. Is there a quicker way of moving from
Sheet one to Sheet 15 without using the mouse or Ctrl + Page Down ten times??
Something like the "Go To" feature (i.e. Ctrl + G) for working within one
sheet????
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Oops - don't right click on the tab names, but on the VCR buttons to the left
of the tab names


"Carolan" wrote:

I have a workbook that has 15 sheets. Is there a quicker way of moving from
Sheet one to Sheet 15 without using the mouse or Ctrl + Page Down ten times??
Something like the "Go To" feature (i.e. Ctrl + G) for working within one
sheet????
--
Carolan

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