Increase the worksheet name character limitation in Excel 2007

VBAProIWish

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Hello All,

Does anyone know if there's a way to increase the very small character limitation of 30 characters when naming an Excel Worksheet in Excel 2007?

Word wrapping to 2 or more lines would be great also.

Can these two things be done either with or without code?

Thanks
 

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I believe the limit is 31 characters. I don't think this can be increased, nor can the sheet name be wrapped on the tab.
 
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Too bad. I would really enjoy that feature. Maybe for Excel 2015 :)

Thanks VoG
 
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I wouldn't - people would start running riot with the worksheet names.:)
 
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