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WorksheetName and WorksheetsNo UDFs

Posted on February 7, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on WorksheetName and WorksheetsNo UDFs

Once you open the sheet and enable macros, you can use function:

=WorksheetsNo()

To get total number of sheets in that workbook

And use function:

=WorksheetName(1)

To get sheet name for first sheet, and

=WorksheetName(2)

To get sheet name for second sheet and so on, I used the function Row()-5 in cell B6 to get the 1 and in cell B7 to get the 2

=WorksheetName(ROW()-5)

 

 

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