It is refreshing to see open an Excel Workbook and see all the worksheets in order. This isn’t just refreshing but is powerful as you don’t have to waste time navigating looking for a worksheet. Being organized allows you and your colleagues to work quickly and with little effort. This is in part of why Leverage & Lean created the Excel Sort All Worksheets macro. This Excel macro will look at all available Excel Worksheet names and sort them in order. Whether you are managing an Excel Workbook with names or numbers the Excel Sort All Worksheets macro will help you stay organized and allow you to focus on the work at hand. If you are looking for something more flexible to move and sort Excel Worksheets, then checkout our Insider version of this Excel macro. The Insider version of the Excel Sort All Worksheets macro will display an InputBox with all the available worksheets in order. You can then determine their new order by ranking them starting with first worksheet list. This Insider Excel macro will allow you to follow your own ordering mechanism instead of the conventional ABC, 123, etc.
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Code
Here is the code for this macro. Make sure the following References are setup before running it: Visual Basic For Applications, Microsoft Excel 16.0 Object Library
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Here is the Insider code for this macro. Brief Description of differences between FREE Code and Insider Code. Make sure the following References are setup before running it: Visual Basic For Applications, Microsoft Excel 16.0 Object Library
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In regards to Word Create Outlook Email with Selected Text | VBA Macro #29
This is so perfect!
Thank you so much!
At my job, we recently switched over to Office 365.
Previously we had an email template that we could fill out (using field codes [select all+F9]) but that is no longer available in Office 365, as only Word has the Field Code capability now.
I was trying to find some sort of solution using Word, and yours was the best thing I could find on the web!
Very straightforward!
Very appreciated!
YOU are the awesome one!
In regards to Excel Find and Replace across Multiple Word Documents | VBA Macro #30 and custom work.
The use case for CheckTheBible.com was to convert all the variations of Bible verse codes (B C:V - Book Chapter:Verse) in any text to a standardized code. For example, "John 17:21" should be "Joh 17:21." Once the variations are converted, then the next step is to convert them to a markdown language so they can be used in Obsidian.
I found Brent through his YouTube channel: Leverage & Lean (https://www.youtube.com/LeverageLean). Out of all the macro videos, the "Excel Find and Replace across Multiple Word Documents" video seemed like it could help automate a seemingly manual process.
I contacted Brent to see what could be done with my use case. From our first discussion, Brent has always been very understanding and patient with my situation and listened to my suggestions for improving the macro’s speed and efficiency.
Once he understood the end goal, Brent took my improvements to heart and ran with them. Now with this improved macro, I can take on any set of variables, modify a few words, and convert them to the final result. This custom macro searches Word Documents for Bible verse codes, uses a standardized list of 30+ thousand B C:V codes to convert to the markdown language automatically with 100% accuracy.
I have had a great experience working with Brent. Not only does he clarify expectations so it was set up for success, but most importantly, he has always come up with creative and comprehensive suggestions even outside the scope of macro building. Brent was really consulting me to do more than what I had thought possible.