Here’s how to use xlsmove()
function.
Description:
Move a worksheet in an
Excel object.
Syntax:
xo.xlsmove (s,s’;xo’)
Note:
The function moves a
worksheet named s in Excel object xo to another Excel object xo’and rename it s'.
When xo’ is absent, the
function renames worksheet s in Excel object xo s'. If parameter s' is also absent at
the same time, just delete worksheet s.
When parameter xo’ is present but
parameter s' is absent, worksheet s will continue to use the current
name.
Parameter:
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xo
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Excel object
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s
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Sheet name in Excel
object xo
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s'
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Sheet name
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xo’
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Excel object
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Note:
Return value:
None
Example:
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A
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1
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=file("x1.xlsx").xlsopen()
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Read x1.xlsx and
return an Excel object:
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2
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=file("xx.xlsx").xlsopen()
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Read xx.xlsx and
return an Excel object:
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=A1.xlsmove("s1","sh1";A2)
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Move sheet s1 in x1.xlsx
to xx.xlsx and rename it sh1; there is also sheet s2 in x1.xlsx:
xx.xlsx has sheet1 and sheet sh1:
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4
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=A1.xlsmove@c("s2","sh2";A2)
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Copy sheet s1 in x1.xlsx
to xx.xlsx and rename it sh2; now x1.xlsx also has sheet s2:
xx.xlsx has sheet1, sheet sh1 and sheet sh2:
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5
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=A1.xlsmove("s2","st2")
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As parameter xo’ is absent,
rename sheet s2 in x1.xlsx st2; below is structure of x1.xlsx:
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6
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=A2.xlsmove("sheet1")
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As both parameter xo’ and parameter s' are absent,
delete sheet1 in xx.xlsx; below is structure of xx.xlsx:
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7
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=A1.xlsmove@c("s2";A2)
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As only parameter s' is absent,
sheet s still uses its current name; and @ option enables copying sheet st2
in x1.xlsx to xx.xlsx; below is structure of xx.xlsx:
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