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Hi :)
So really all you need is a translation of the Excel macro below.  Calc uses
a completely different language, or at least different enough that the below
coding wont work.  
Regards from
Tom :)


Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote

I tried adding this Macro:

Sub Rename_Tabs()
  Dim x As Long, suffix As String
  Dim v as Variant
  suffix = " 12"
  v = Split("Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr,May,Jun,Jul,Aug,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec", ",")
*For x = 1 To Worksheets.Count*
      If Not IsError(Application.Match(Left(Sheets(x).Name, 3), v, 0))
Then
      Sheets(x).Name = Left(Sheets(x).Name, 3) & suffix
      End If
  Next
End Sub

But it fell over .... I'm not a macro person and this was copied from one
in Excel that worked OK.  Anyone tell me what  ... [Calc would need
instead] ... ?



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