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    Re: List worksheet names using a formula

    Excel 2007, did not work for me
    get.workbook(1) is not a valid function

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    Re: List worksheet names using a formula

    You have to create the defined named formula "SheetNames".

    Here's a small sample file created in Excel 2007 that demonstrates this.

    List Sheet Names Excel 2007.xlsm
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    Re: List worksheet names using a formula

    thx Tony
    must have had a typo
    what I was hoping for is Workbook-A getting the worksheet names in Workbook-B

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    Re: List worksheet names using a formula

    You could use the method in one workbook then just use simple link formulas in the other workbook.

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