Hi, Is it possible to go to create a drop down list of names of all the worksheets in a workbook without writing the names on a different sheet and then using data validation. I mean if I am not sure about the names of worksheets or if some more worksheets are added later then is it possible to get a drop down automatically containing all the worksheet names.
Also, is it possible to go to a specific worksheet by selecting its name
from drop down. (even if the above query does not work and i have to write
the names of all the worksheets on a different sheet and then create a drop
down from it, is it possible to open a specific worksheet by selecting its
name in drop down list)
Regards
Mohit Agarwal
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