Batch find and replace

Mstg007

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I am wondering how to create a macro that could batch find and replace based upon cell values in column A1-A10 - Sheet1. Then save each worksheet (except Sheet1) out as a text file.

Within the workbook, I have Sheet1 which has the values
For Example
A1 = County 1
A2 = County 2
A3 = County 3
etc... to
A10
Within the worksheets the keyword i want to replace is "County".
Sheet2 - County Parcels
(Random cells have "County" I would like to replace with Count 1 or Sheet1 A1.[if it can replace the sheet2 name too])
Then save this worksheet out as a text file.
Go to the next Sheet3 and do the same functions as above.
Does this make sense for excel to help do something like this?
Thanks for any guidance.
 

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