J jon Nov 16, 2008 #2 Hi there Do you mean: 1. How many worksheet can you have in a workbook? (A) There is no fixed limit by number, but you are limited by the memory on your machine. 2. How many worksheets are in a specific workbook? (A) You could use a macro to count this, a user defined function perhaps. Something like: Function SheetsCount() SheetsCount = ThisWorkbook.Sheets.Count End Function You could apply this in a range in a sheet as follows: =SheetsCount()
Hi there Do you mean: 1. How many worksheet can you have in a workbook? (A) There is no fixed limit by number, but you are limited by the memory on your machine. 2. How many worksheets are in a specific workbook? (A) You could use a macro to count this, a user defined function perhaps. Something like: Function SheetsCount() SheetsCount = ThisWorkbook.Sheets.Count End Function You could apply this in a range in a sheet as follows: =SheetsCount()
M MartinW Nov 16, 2008 #3 Hi, If you type "specifications" into the help file wizard you will find all of Excel's limitations for your version. HTH Martin
Hi, If you type "specifications" into the help file wizard you will find all of Excel's limitations for your version. HTH Martin