Vba Change Sheet Name To Cell Value

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Vba Change Sheet Name To Cell Value. I found this code on google which can help me to change current tab name based on a cell value of this sheet. I need to change a sheet name (daily) based on the value in another cell on another worksheet.

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Automating the process of changing the sheet name will help us in reducing the time categorizing the sheets and data. I read the post here regarding changing sheet name with a date suffix so I am Since you want to rename the sheet based on the value of another sheet's cell, I would suggest a Worksheet_Change event. If you allow you Excel user access to changing sheet names you should reference the code name in your VBA code so that a Sheet tab name mismatch doesn't cause an error.

Tip: You can replace the inputbox with a string or a reference to a cell like this FindString = "SearchWord" Or If you only want to replace values in your worksheet then you can use Replace manual (Ctrl+h) or use Replace in VBA.

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Change the sheet name or range in the code to your sheet/range. How can I modify this code to make it change automatically after entering value in a cell or at least tab's name changes as typing. Introduction Change a Different Cell using an Excel VBA Function Update Another Cell using This function changes the value of the cell to the left of wherever your formula is entered.