=RIGHT(CELL("filename",A1),LEN(CELL("filename",A1))-FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))) Method 2 – UsingVBA Code 2.1 Getting the Active Sheet Name To get the active sheet name usingVBA, use this simplecode: Sub SheetName() Range("A1") = ActiveSheet.Name End Sub ...
In the first part, we have a CELL function that returns the address of the workbook along with the current sheet’s name. And, following is the address that we got from the cell function. Here you can see you have the sheet name at the end of the address, and you need to get the...
Method 3 – List of All Pivot Tables Field Names on All Sheets in the Active Workbook Use the following VBA code. It will list out all the field names in order of location. VBA Code : Option Explicit Sub ALL_PTs_PFs_LocList_Order() Dim lowest_Row As Long Dim ws As Worksheet Dim ws...
We want to use a formula combining the RIGHT, CELL, LEN, and FIND functions to return the name of the active worksheet, “Qtr 1 2022,” in a cell in the workbook. We proceed as follows: Select any cell in the active worksheet; in this example, we select cell A1 and enter the form...
Add and save a new sheet in the existing sheet using VBA. Image by Author. The Worksheet object represents the currently active sheet in Excel. With this, you can modify or manipulate the active sheet. For example, I want to change the name of the active sheet. To do so, I enter the...
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I need to get the filenames of all currently open workbooks in all instances of Excel. As well as change the focus to any open workbook in any of those instances. I have tried almost everything and searched everywhere, but still have no solution. For Each process In GetObject("winmgmts:...
This happens as the CELL formula considers the cell in the active sheet and gives the name for that sheet, no matter where it is in the workbook. A workaround would be to hit the F9 key when you want to update the CELL formula in the active sheet. This will force a recalculation....
Sub Get_Data_From_File() Dim FileToOpen As Variant Dim OpenBook as Workbook FileToOpen = Application.GetOpenFilename(Title:="Browse for your File & Import Range", FileFilter:="Excel Files (*.xls*),*xls*") If FileToOpen <> False Then Set OpenBook = Application.Workbooks.Open(FileTo...
The syntax is**:** Get.Workbook(type_num, name_text) "type_num" 1 returns the names of all documents in the workbook as an horizontal array. "name_text" is the name of the workbook (if omitted, the active workbook is used)