Excel copy sheet multiple times for mac professional#

Excel copy sheet multiple times for mac professional#

Or at least it would be if the column actually had any professional integrity. Just as long as we didnвЂ™t answer the first DFвЂ™s question after all, the professional integrity of the Hey, Scripting Guy! column is at stake here.

And since this other DF didnвЂ™t try to butter us up we decided it would be OK to answer his or her question. (Well, actually we can easily be bribed we just canвЂ™t be flattered.)Д«y astonishing coincidence, however, another reader named DF asked us the exact same question. Sorry, DF: the Scripting Guys canвЂ™t be bribed. ItвЂ™s one of my daily tasks to visit the site and see what you are doing that day.вЂќ to his email, but the Scripting Guys arenвЂ™t swayed by such a blatant attempt to curry their favor: So then why did we answer DFвЂ™s question? No reason, really itвЂ™s just luck of the draw more than anything else. For those of you who occasionally write in asking why we havenвЂ™t answered your question, well, thatвЂ™s probably why: to say that we have a backlog of questions waiting to be answered would be a bit of an understatement. Well, if youвЂ™ve ever wondered just how clueless the Scripting Guys really are, letвЂ™s put it this way: nowadays this column receives 20 or more questions each and every day. You know, when we first started this column 2 years ago (must be time to mention the 500 th Hey, Scripting Guy! celebration again) our biggest concern was this: what are we going to do if no one ever writes in with a question? We had stockpiled a few questions, enough to get us through the first month, but after those first 30 days, then what? Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I copy a file 150 times and then rename each of those copies using a list of names found in an Excel spreadsheet?