Renaming Tab Based On Cell?
Mar 19, 2009Basically I just need the worksheet tab to be renamed based on the date value in cell B2.
Short and sweet.
Basically I just need the worksheet tab to be renamed based on the date value in cell B2.
Short and sweet.
I have an excel file (2003 version) with one sheet called sheet1.
On sheet1 I have multiple text boxes, however each text box has the same text box number "Text Box 1244" (this number appears in the top left-hand side in excel when I click the textbox).
I was wondering if it's possible to rename the text boxes based on their location on the sheet.
Eg. If i had a sheet with 5 rows of text boxes and 3 columns of text boxes (15 text boxes in total).
The top left-hand box gets renamed to "Text Box 1", then the text box below that gets renamed to "Text Box 2" and so on to the bottom of the sheet to "Text Box 5". Then the vba script would move to the text box that was to the right of the first text box (1st row again but 2nd column), and rename all the text boxes in that column ("Text Box 6" onward).
The outcome would look something like:
TB1 TB6 TB11
TB2 TB7 TB12
TB3 TB8 TB13
TB4 TB9 TB14
TB5 TB10 TB15
I'm stuck on this problem a while now and cannot find any scripts to solve it. My VBA is non-existent, I usually get by on bits of code I find on the web.
I hope each textbox has a hidden co-ordinate associated with it, then it might be possible to loop through all the textboxes based on their positions and rename them.
I have renamed a cell to "final"
Now im trying this:
Range("A3:final-1").Select
But that doesnt work, I want the cell just above final.
And I cant refer to the cell above directly due to some factors.
So how could say final - 1?
Sub AddSheet()
Dim ActNm As String
With ActiveWorkbook.Sheets
.Add after:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count)
[Code] ..........
Every time a new sheet is added I need cell ("A1") Name to be "Date Code".
Sheet4
ABCDE1Source DataDesired Result
Include these extensions: Exclude these extensions:2OLD.FILENAME.rar.htmNEW.FILENAME.rar
.part*.rar.htm3OLD.FILENAME.part01.rarNEW.FILENAME.part01.rar
.rar.html4OLD.FILENAME.part02.rar.html.htmNEW.FILENAME.part02.rar
.avi
5OLD.FILENAME.txtNEW.FILENAME.txt
.zip
6OLD.FILENAME.zip.htmNEW.FILENAME.zip
.txt
7OLD.FILENAME.aviNEW.FILENAME.avi
.7z.*
8OLD.FILENAME.7z.01.htmNEW.FILENAME.7z.01
9OLD.FILENAME.7z.002NEW.FILENAME.7z.002
I'm looking for a formula which can take my original data (column A) and "transform" it into what you see in column B.
I am transferring large amounts of files from various servers to my ftp and back out again. My original data are url filenames which of course, are named differently and not how you see it in my example.
The filenames themselves are preceeded by website names and varoius folder/path names. I edit the links to include various Usernames and Passwords and at the same time, rename the original filenames. Then I transfer the files to my ftp.
Most of the files have a ".part*.rar" extension at the end, so my formula has only included this scenario. Rather than manually editing my formula everytime a different extension is present (about 20-30% of the time), I would like to find a way to automatically look at a table/list of possible extensions (D2:D7) which are to be recognized for the sake of finding the end of the filename itself, so that I can rename (SUBSTITUTE) the original filename to that of my choice (cell D13) and of course, also include the original extension(s) of the source data (keeping this is important, especially in the cases where ".part*.rar's" are present). The list of extensions in cells E2:E7 are to be excluded from the new filename.
My present formula works fine for the editing of the username and passwords for various servers and for finding the beginning of the filename in the original url. It also works fine for finding the end of the filename (for the sake of renaming it), but only in cases where a .part*.rar" is present.
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Sub VisaMonthlyAcct()
Dim shtName As String
Dim newName As String
ActiveSheet.Activate
'ActiveSheet.Name = shtName
newName = "V" & Format(DateValue("A3"), "yymm")
'Old name for future reference = Visa0701 (2)
ActiveSheet.Name = newName
Worksheets(shtName).Name = "V" & Format(Range("A3"), yymm)
'Worksheets("Visa0701 (2)").Name = "V" & (FormatDateTime(Range("A3"), yymm))
'To select Date column & format
Range("A3:A66").Selection.NumberFormat = "dd".............
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Sub RenameTabs()
For i = 1 To Sheets.Count
If Worksheets(i).Range("A1").Value <> "" Then
Sheets(i).Name = Worksheets(i).Range("A1").Value
End If
Next
End Sub
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The TXT file is as below.
It has only 1 Column
7AB/9AB
8AB/10AB
7CA/10CA
7BB/10BB
7CB/10CB
7AA/9AA
What I want is to run some VB Script so that anything after / is ignored
and the Output shold be reformatted as below
7A1
8A1
7C0
7B1
7C1
7A0
The Above O/p is anything aftyer / is ignore and the last character of the 1st field is A is replace with 0 and B is replace with 1.
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to take a spreadsheet in excel and rename files with it. I will get all the columns together and
named properly by using the concatenate function. So when i go to rename i would have a
list of say 5,000 things to rename. In column A will be the full path. In column B will be the
new name i want it to replace the old one with extension and all. The reason i want to do this
is because that way i can work with the 5,000 files column A, B, C, D, get everything the
way i want it and then concatenate them. Then rename the files after copying and repasting
them so there is no formula. This would just be much easier than having to go to each
individual file and rename. also a lot easier to be able to compare and see what is going on
in spreadsheet i can sort compare. just a lot easier. i have messed around with excel some
but not macros much. what i would like to do is for a macro to look in A1 for path then
rename with B1. then A2 for path then rename with B2. loop through all rows until there is
nothing in A? that way there does not have to be a certain number of files. i do not know if
example
A1
C: estSGB04SGB04-08 - Frank Sinatra - Wives And Lovers.zip
rename to B1
SGB04-08 - Sinatra, Frank - Wives And Lovers.zip
running excel 2000 windows xp
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Sub NameSheets()
Dim i As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
i = 1
For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
If ws.Name "Sheet Names" Then ws.Name = Sheets("Sheet Names").Cells(i, 1)
i = i + 1
Next ws
End Sub
I have a list on "Sheet Names" that changes the tab names on each sheet when i run the macro