Rename Sheet Based On Cell Value In Excel - VBA Code Included
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this video I demonstrate how to automatically rename a sheet (tab) based on the value entered in a cell on that sheet.
Here is the code
If Not Intersect(Target, Range("C2")) Is Nothing Then
If Range("C2") = Empty Then
ActiveSheet.Name = "Client Unspecified-" & ActiveSheet.Index
Else
ActiveSheet.Name = Range("C2")
End If
End If
A few people have asked how to make this happen automatically without changing anything on the sheet that is having its name changed. The response to most people from others has been to make the function volatile. What does this mean? Is the above actually possible to do or do you need to edit something on the worksheet for its name to change?
I like the code, but I have a formula instead of a value, and when update the formula, the sheet name does not change without hitting F2 and enter. I want it to change whenever the formula changes as well. Can you help
Have you ever figured this out?
Can this same function be performed with dates? Basically, I want cell $A$1 to be a date (formatted as such) and have the tab reflect the date. Thanks.
Gracias!!!
What if the name of the sheet I need, i.e., the cell, is in a different sheet? Let's say I want the sheet names (for sheets 2 ...) to be extracted from a list in sheet 1.
Is there a way to rename an excel file with the contents of a cell? So opening a template would create a new file with the name being the contents of a cell in the new file?
Hello, when it comes to renaming excel sheet based on cell value, I have been having issues when the cell is linked. For example if Cell A1 is linked to another cell and if that gets updated the tab will not get updated automatically unless I physically go into cell A1 and hit enter. Is there a way for the tab to get updated automatically without hitting "enter". Please guide. Thank you
Make the function "volatile".
Works great! However when I copy a worksheet, I have to recopy and paste the code or I get a name already taken error. Is there a way to copy sheet without having to recopy VBA?
I want to automatically rename a tab based on a cell if a different sheet. What would the code be for that?
Did you ever figure out how to do this?
from where does the code arrives?
I have a master worksheet - which i enter my data and the fills out multiple worksheets cell A1 - but then i have to manually need to change the worksheet name - i tried using your code - and if i just use it on its own - it works no issue - but if i try to use the data from another cell (like =WFP!A1 ) - it wont accept the change - but if i physically type it in no issue.. can you please advise?
Same issue here. It just wants characters and not a function.
This was awhile ago so I am sure you figured out a workaround but if you go with something like "Sheets("WFP").Range("A1").Value it should work
@@jenniferr2536 Hello, where do we put the "Sheets("WFP").... where it says Else? or on the very top of the code where it says "If not Intersect..." I have 1 main sheet where i want to do all the changes so it can reference the information to all the other 20 sheets i have. Thanks
Hi, sir, good day, need your favor and assistance, i want to edit the sheet tab name as per cell value in A1 as example if i change the value in A1 as April 6, 2014, it's not working why? Any assistance is of great help.
This Videos Great..... I have one question though..... i need this code to work in multiple cells at least 2 cells..... Is it possible ? Sorry for the stupid question ....
Great video, thanks. What if the cell has number as well it doesn't work with formula provides. Do you have a solution for that? Thanks
hi. i used your code and it works. i use it for stocks. each stock has a sheet, with charts, etc. my workbook is setup so that i have a list of all stocks on sheet 1. On sheet 1, i can enter a number from 1 - 10 and it will list a sector of stocks (tech, financials, etc.). Instead of having 100+ sheets, I have ten and simply change the list depending on the number I enter. Unfortunately your code does not change the sheet name unless I actually go to the cell where the symbol is and change it. It doesn't update when I change the list on sheet 1 (although the cell actually changes to new symbol). Is there a way to address this? Thank you.
Yes. Make the function "volatile", whick makes it recalculate on any change in any sheet. It's a one line addition to your code.
@@amjan This may be a stupid question, but what do you mean make it Volatile?
Dude, thanks so much for this! I haven't had to write VBA in almost 2 decades, so it was awesome that I found your solution! Discovered that "?" are not valid characters in a sheet name, but that's ok because it's working!
Watched one video...subbed!
After watching many videos, finally this video has helped. Actually, helped a lot!
Thanks for such a detailed guidance.
Possible to do this to change a ListObject (Table Name)?
Love the tutorial but could you have a VBA tutorial video.
Hello Chester, is there a way to do this without VBA?
Thank you, much appreciated.......
Perfect, thank you very much!
Hi Chester,
Wonderful video!
Works like a dream, thanks Chester....
Thank you, exactly what I was looking for, working great but not with linked cell
Hi, For linked cells what i am understanding is that you have used a formula and there is a value coming in the cell due to formula. If yes; it works if we click in the cell.
I also wants to rename sheet based on a cell value and 'clicking in the cell worked for me'.
Great. Is it possible to conditionally format the worksheet name? Bold, underlined, colored, "blinking"?
It would be interesting to show how to create an alert (message box) when a given data reaches a condition.
I have in mind a spreadsheet with financial data that refreshes daily as the worksheet is opened. Let's say, shares/commodities prices: as the data is refreshed daily, an alert would be triggered if the price meet a certain condition (highest/lowest price in the last 5-10 days, variation bigger than +-4%, for instance).