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Over the past 2 months, I have found myself working with workbooks that contain an average of 80 tabs. Unfortunately, it is quite a pain to navigate to the tab I need, for example while reading a formula, writing a formula, or reading data. Is there an more efficient method of navigation than scrolling through the tabs at the bottom of the window, or using Ctrl+PgUp and +PgDn?
Try out the Navigator (F5). It has a Sheets section that will show sheet names. Click on a sheet name to move there. It may also be helpful to open the spreadsheet in more than one window (Window/New Window.) You can use the Navigator with these windows. Click on a sheet to activate it, then click on a sheet name in the navigator and this will set the current sheet independently of sheets in other windows.
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Asked: 2012-10-03 19:08:24 +0200
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Last updated: Oct 03 '12
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