If you want to quickly extract the name of each Sheet in Excel, you can follow the following steps:

First, enter the formula option, define a name for a blank position, such as "A", and enter the formula Confirm after "=get.workbook(1)". This will get the first Sheet name of the workbook.

Next, select 20 cells in the same column (the number is equal to the number of worksheets) and enter "=TRANSPOSE(A)". Then, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter key combination and all Sheet names will be displayed in these cells.

After copying these results, perform Paste Special and select the numeric format. Then, use the find and replace function to remove the workbook name so that the Sheet name appears alone.

If you want to further improve efficiency, you can try the Excel essential toolbox plug-in, which is seamlessly integrated with Excel and provides many practical functions, such as password removal, ID verification, worksheet sorting and generation Catalog etc. Financial personnel will especially appreciate its functions such as personal income tax calculation and loan interest calculation, as well as templates for automatically generating analysis documents and financial ratio calculations, which can simplify daily financial work.

Just right-click on the worksheet label to easily hide or unhide the worksheet, and even export the worksheet as a file, making it easier to manage Excel work. Most of the functions of this toolbox are free and are very helpful for improving the efficiency of Excel operations.