I would like to create a macro that would bring up an input box or preferably a list box that will allow me to input information for a sheet/tab name where where "TBL NPL NGRPL" appears in the code at the end of this message. The macro needs to be available to any new file created
I have a workbook with 37 sheets in it. 36 of them are three per month (e.g JanCash, JanWeekly, JanMCR, etc) Since we make updates/ changes to the file throughout the year I cannot reuse the files. Also since we have accounts on different fiscal years, I need a way to rename the sheet tabs from a list. Does anyone know how I can do this with VBA code?
is there any way that i can adjust this code so that if there are not enough worksheets in my workbook to support my list that more worksheets will be made and renamed? Specifically I would like to copy the first worksheet and then rename it based on my list. also... If I have more worksheets than my list requires it can delete unused worksheets?
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
Just a quick on i hope. Im trying to create a macro that adds a worksheet/tab and Rename it to the month after the tab already showing.
e.g
if i already have two tabs one dated january and the other named february i require the macro to say march then the next run would be april if you get my drift.
Iīd like to have a single workbook for each calendar year, with a tab for each date Monday through Friday (like 11-Jun, 12-Jun, etc.). I could then type the patients` names and times of arrival, among the other information I track. Alternatively, I could have a workbook for each month of each year (titled for example 2007 June or 2008 August), with the tabs titled by the date of the month (like 1, 4, 10, etc).
Is there an easy way to do this without manually renaming each tab for each day of the year?
If itīs too hard to limit the macro to create tabs for only the days of the workweek, it wouldnīt bother me if the workbook had to include every day of the week (Sunday-Saturday). I can always go back and delete the unnecessary ones.
I mean renaming tabs on the sheets, the tabs at the moment are called Output 1 (*****) instead of Sheet 1 etc.. and i would like that changed to contents in cell A9. If possible only the Output 1 will be removed and it will change to something similar "X-Ray (5E4TT)"
i have a workbook with worksheets named Output 1 (*****)
(the stars being a five digit/letter code - the only thing that changes on the workbook)
now the problem is, i pull of reports and sometimes worksheets can be up to one hundred.. now in cell a9 is the name of the report. I have found vba code to rename sheets to cell contents **extract below**
but any chance of renaming contents of cell a9 to a worksheet named Output 1 (*****) etc.. and if the contents of cell a9 can be trimmed so only certain part of a lengthy title
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
In Excel, is it possible to put coding/formula to rename a tab based on a cell value? For example if cell D3 says "America" could "Sheet 2" get automatically renamed to "America"?
I would like to rename multiple tabs (12 in all) on a spreadsheet by month only. I highlighted all tabs and then performed a cut and past from the previous year spreadsheet, but when the paste was complete the tab names were missing. I need January through December on the 12 tabs. Does anyone know of a shorter process than renaming each tab individually? I have called several people and asked the same question and they are curious if there is a way to do this also and asked that I let all of the know what I find out, so you would be helping quite a few people in several different companies (If that gives you happy thought, then good for all of us ).
I need to create a Worksheet within a macro that has 10 tabs. I had something running, then I made some changes and I got Application-defined or object defined error.
Sheets("Sheet1").Name=Sheetname(1)
Sheets.Add after:=Sheets(Sheets.Count)
I was looping thru this up to 10 now its not working. This isn't too complicated,
I use a web query to import into an excel workbook. As data is changed on the web that the query runs against, I would like the name of the sheet that is being imported into to change to one of the cells that is being imported.
I'm relatively new to VBA and require programming help with the following:
I have created a button to add a specific worksheet template ("TE - Template") after another worksheet ("CO - Cockpit") and then name it:
Sub Add_worksheet() Sheets("TE - Template").Select Sheets("TE - Template").Copy After:=Sheets("CO - Cockpit") ActiveSheet.Name = "AL - Class 1" End Sub
However, I would like to let Excel check (via VBA) if the "AL - Class 1" worksheet already exists. If it does, the same template sheet should be added but named differently: "AL - Class 2". This should be possible for X worksheets (i.e., "AL - Class (X + 1)" everytime I add a new template worksheet. Thus, I would like to keep the same name (i.e., "AL - Class"), but with an increasing number (i.e., 1, 2, 3, X).
how I should amend the above code or supply me with a better (and efficient) way of programming this query?
i would like to use a macro which copies a worksheet from a workbook to the same workbook and paste it at the end and then renaming it... everything using a macro...
I'm attempting to add a variable number of worksheets (dependant on the number of entries in an existing list), then rename those sheets to the name of the entries in that list. i.e.
LIST A B C With the list above, i'd want 3 new sheets added, one named 'A', one named 'B' and one named 'C'.
The trouble i'm having is that because the number of entries/sheets varies, i don't want to refer to 'Sheet1' 'Sheet2' etc. to rename them.
***Additional Info*** the first record in the list is always "W4" on sheet "Data"
Below is where i've got to so far (however, i'm pretty new to this so it's almost certainly not all that efficient!)
I have a VBA Code which executes SSIS Package. Before executing that package i need to open the excel sheet saved in C:SSISPackages and rename sheet "SSISP"and then close the sheet..It will not be sheet1 but someother names(cannot guess)..
Now iam Working in excel 2003, I got a Requirement that, After Downloading datas From SAP, It Directly Stored in Excel Sheet , Using tht Sheet1, I need to rename all the Filenames at a time, Is It possible, Any code is there to rename,
For Example,
From SAP to Excel Sheet Datas are Like this in Sheet1,
I can only view one worksheet at a time with a particular spreadsheet. There are no tabs to click at the bottom of the screen to view the other worksheets. In excel 2007, if I click on View, then Full Screen, I get the tabs (so I can view the different worksheets) but then I lose the menu and formula bar (so when I click on a cell I can only see its contents and not the formula). I need to see the formula that is applied. This has not happened with other S/Sheets, just this particular one. what else I can do to view the worksheet tabs without full screen view?
I have been presented with a rather odd thing with Excel. We have a wookbook with six worksheets in it. When the first of worksheets is displayed, all the other tabs "disappear". The whole bottom tool/navigation bar is no longer displayed. How can I get it back?
i got a question for anyone to help me with. i need help in figuring out how to type in a cell (A1) making it changing the worksheet tab as well. I watched Episode 452 of mrexcel's podcasts, but i cant see the text that he typed in. Can anyone help me with this problem or link me to another post where this same problem has already been answered.
I have a vb code that merges all the tabs(sheets) in my work book. however i need to know how i can change my code so it only mergers certain tabs.
here is the code i have: Sub Merge() Dim ws As Worksheet ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Offset(0).Clear For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If ws.Name ActiveSheet.Name Then ws.UsedRange.Copy Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Select Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks:= _ False, Transpose:=False Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlFormats, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks:= _ False, Transpose:=False End If Next End Sub
I've received a workbook that contains maybe 60+ worksheets. To navigate the workbook, a person must use the hyperlinks on each sheet. However the worksheet tabs do not appear at the bottom of the sheet. I've checked Tools / Options / View / Sheet Tabs and the checkbox is checked. II've also tried unchecking and rechecking the box.) There are no custom views created.
I found the following "sort worksheet tabs" code by searching through the threads.
Sub SortSheets() Dim lCount As Long, lCounted As Long Dim lShtLast As Long Dim lReply As Long
lReply = MsgBox("To sort Worksheets ascending, select 'Yes'. " _ & "To sort Worksheets descending select 'No'", vbYesNoCancel, "Ozgrid Sheet Sort") If lReply = vbCancel Then Exit Sub
lShtLast = Sheets.Count
This code works fine but I need to adjust it a little. I have over 70 worksheets that will need to be sorted. At the same time, there are about 6 worksheets that I dont want to sort and want to keep right infront all the time.
I've done a search for this but cant find the complete answer for what I'm looking for. Basically I've got a "Home Sheet" set-up where the user can only navigate to worksheets via the buttons on the home page (with a short- cut to go back to the home page). It works ok (very basic though) but the user can still use the worksheet tabs at the bottom of the screen to navigate (making this system void). how I can, either, hide the worksheet tabs at the bottom of excel, or, a better way of navigating these worksheets (there is only about 6 of them).
knew if there was a way to hide the available tabs in an excel worksheet.
I know you may be thinking just right click and hide, however what I am looking for is a little different.
Basically I have a Macro Enabled work sheet which works on a "one click" system. The work sheet is full of buttons with assigned macros and data validation drop down boxes which link to many different tabs. The entire sheet is for information only so I will be locking the sheets to avoid data manipulation. The problem with right clicking and hiding the tabs is that it interfears with the macros.
All I really want to do is make these tabs not visible. I have set the sheet to open in full screen mode and they obviously are still there, but this is basically what I am looking to do. Not so much hide them in terms of sending them into the background, more so make them "drop off" the bottom of the screen to they are still active but not visible.
I don't know VBA code but i am familiar enough to know that a code can be written to separate out information into different tabs on a worksheet.
For example, I have a standard worksheet with say 20 columns going across and 20,000 rows going down. At each "name" change in row 1, I would like a macro to copy into a new tab. Basically the end result will have a tab for each name and the corresponding columns that go with the name.
