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Sheet() and Sheets()

Posted on August 22, 2018 By ANmar

Getting total number of sheets (Sheets), or ID of this sheet (Sheet). The two new formulas Sheet() and Sheets() can do well, yes not perfect, we still need to have function to list sheet names, but it is a start

Sheets() function will get you total number of sheets (in this workbook or certain workbook)

While Sheet will only return the ID of this sheet among sheets in this workbook

Lookup and References, Standard functions, Worksheet Tags:SHEET, SHEETS

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