Hi, Yes, I hope this is a simple question..
I need to display the current active sheet's name in a cell (B12)...
Any formulas for this? Thanks
Hi, Yes, I hope this is a simple question..
I need to display the current active sheet's name in a cell (B12)...
Any formulas for this? Thanks
When a change is made in one page, this will update:
Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range)
Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(2, 12) = ActiveSheet.Name
End Sub
This macro has to be placed in ThisWorkbook.
Best regards,
Ray
Hi,
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Hello Carim and Ray, Need to ask a few questions:
I didn't mention but I need this Cell to update each time I create a new
sheet (Receipt) to represent the tab name which I am labeling 00001 and so on.
I am trying to create a way to automatically increase the Receipt Number
each time I create a new Receipt (Sheet). The Receipts Numbers to be
updated are in cell L3.
This is why I believe a cell formula will work better than an actual Macro.
Carim The formula you presented only return the text formula itself. I am
assuming where you have 'filename' you mean the path of the workbook?
I am lost here, please help.. The workbook Name Is 'Universal Receipt' the
opening sheet is '00001'... Thanks for any help on this..
Ray if i use a macro, would it be able to update this cell each time a new
sheet (receipt) is created? thanks for any info here...
Last edited by Mhz; 02-25-2007 at 04:34 AM.
Hi,
Save your workbook once ... for the formula to be effective ...
What a Blessing You Are! Thanks Very Much, You Saved Me Quite a Lot
of Time..Thanks Carim..
That Works Great For Me Now..
Thanks To You also Ray...
You are welcome ...![]()
Very glad to see it is a big relief for you to have fixed your problem ...
Thanks a lot for your kind feedback ...![]()
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