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Excel How to go from list to worksheet?

Excel How to go from list to worksheet?

Excel How to go from list to worksheet?

(OP)
I seem to recall a 'go to' function in either Excel or VB that let's you select a name from a list on worksheet "list" and have the program open that selected sheet, all in the same workbook of course.

I can't find it in my Excel Help section - I guess MS is getting cheaper with the assistance.

I've created a workbook of customers, cell A1 is the account name in all sheets.

Thanks in advance.

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RE: Excel How to go from list to worksheet?

The list is gone, but you can still use ^g to get the Goto function and use sheetNN!a1 or somesuch to get to that cell on that sheet.

Might help to post in the spreadsheets forum next time, tho...

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RE: Excel How to go from list to worksheet?

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Thanks IR
The spreadsheets are just text listing of company name, contact info... nothing fancy

I was hoping to imbed something so it would just be a mouse click on the list name...  I can move across all the tabs to the right sheet but that lacks style!

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RE: Excel How to go from list to worksheet?

Oh, OK, what you can do is to define a cell on each sheet with the sheet name, then the Goto list will show all the sheet names and you click the one you want and away you go.

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