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JoelGDucharme
Apr 24, 2024Brass Contributor
List all sheet names in excel for the web
Hi, I have found a few ways to get a put a list of all the worksheet names using Excel desktop version. But, these use older formulas that activate macros and don't seem to work on the web version. A...
peterrosenberg
May 23, 2024Copper Contributor
NikolinoDE
Interesting !
Tried it out... Got a #REF.
Instead, it looks like this would work:
=RIGHT(CELL("filename";Sheet1!A1);LEN(CELL("filename";Sheet1!A1))-FIND("]";CELL("filename";Sheet1!A1)))
Notice, in my region, we use semicolon as delimiter...
Enjoy 🙂
BR Peter Rosenberg
PeterBartholomew1
May 23, 2024Silver Contributor
Provided the CELL function works in Excel for the web, the formula can now be simplified by using
= TEXTAFTER(CELL("filename",A1), "]")
Better still, by defining a 3D range
home
= Jan:Mar!$A$1
= TOCOL(home)
one can then create a table of contents
[Note: These formulae are shown on the desktop version of Excel but I believe they read across]