URL Capture

Thalaivan

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I want to open up different sheets of the Excel Workbook depending on which website it is opened from. In other words, if it is opened from Website 1 - I want to activate sheet 1 and if it is opened from Website 2 - I want to activate sheet 2. I think I need to capture the URL of the website from which the request originates, but I am not sure how.
I'd appreciate your help. Thanx.
 

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