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Andreas Hermle

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Great Roy, excactly as I wanted it. Thank you very much for your professional help. <br />
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Regards, Andreas
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Dear Experts: <br />
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I got hundreds of smart tables spread over a lot of worksheets. <br />
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I would like to run a macro on all of these smart tables with the following requirements: <br />
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Loop thru all smart tables in all worksheets with the exception of worksheets named 'base_sheet' and 'final_sheet'.<br />
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Enter the term 'Quantities per one set' in the third column (ie. e.g. C2 or C 23 or C 84) &nbsp;of all header rows, overwriting the cell contents. All of the smart tables have header rows.<br />
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Help is much appreciated. Thank you very much in advance. <br />
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Regards, Andreas
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Dear Experts: 

I got hundreds of smart tables spread over a lot of worksheets. 

I would like to run a macro on all of these smart tables with the following requirements: 

Loop thru all smart tables in all worksheets with the exception of worksheets named 'base_sheet' and 'final_sheet'.

Enter the term 'Quantities per one set' in the third column (ie. e.g. C2 or C 23 or C 84)  of all header rows, overwriting the cell contents. All of the smart tables have header rows.

Help is much appreciated. Thank you very much in advance. 

Regards, Andreas

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