Dynamically Rename a worksheet name

Hello All,

I want that my worksheet name to be dynamically change base on the Lot Number of my Products in my cell B1 & C1.
I want my worksheet name to be 13K032 vs 18M028.

I found this code on the Internet but not applicable to my case. Can you please help me to improve this code to suite to my present case.

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Please find attached excel file.

Thank you in advance.

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Try this (Code in Sheet1 AKA 13K032 vs 18M088 - for the moment

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Hmm, changing the cell value by VBA isn't firing off the macro.

Originally Posted by thong127

Hi AliGw,

where can I find this # icon?

Thanks

On the toolbar when you edit the thread.

I did not initially catch that you were changing values on the Comparative Sheet. So the code has to go there with a slight modification. There are two big assumptions:
1. The lots will be changed in columns B or C.
2. The Sheet to be renamed is Sheet (1)

I can work around the second assumption with a selection change event if needs be.

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Thank you for adding the code tags.

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