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Hi all,
a very simple question: I'm using office 2003 and I cannot see what sheet I am on (e.g. sheet 23/160)... where can I find this info?
Thanks.
Hi all,
a very simple question: I'm using office 2003 and I cannot see what sheet I am on (e.g. sheet 23/160)... where can I find this info?
Thanks.
Last edited by mike001100; 06-06-2009 at 11:51 AM.
Do you not see the tabs at the bottom of the excel screen?
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Yes, I see those, but they are renamed.Originally Posted by NBVC
I would like to know if I am like on sheet 1/160 or 2/160 or 120/160, etc... (I'm interested in the first number of those two at least).
What are they renamed to? and where were they named 1/160, etc? A Previous version of Excel? So there are 160 sheets in your workbook? Is your question "How do I know how many sheets are in my workbook and what relative number sheet am I on?"
Last edited by ChemistB; 06-05-2009 at 10:33 AM. Reason: Clarification
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They are renamed to codes that correspond to other things... like 1221009, 0099233, etc.
I know there are approx. 160 sheets because I made the workbook in Open office, which says "sheet 1/160" etc.
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