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Hi, virendar254!

Try pressing and holding Ctrl-PgUp/PgDn, if there are no Worksheet_Activate events that demand processing, it lets you navigate thru the workbook really fast.

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Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , then Visual Basic. You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip Courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
Hi ,


Click on the Developer button , and then Visual Basic.


You should see all your worksheets listed in the Project Explorer window.


Right click on the sheet you wish to go to , and select View Object.


Tip courtesy : http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-users/564376-go-to-sheet-number.html


Narayan
 
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