Hello Again

Can You take a look to this link?
This is part of the WorkBook

http://www.geocities.com/antonioata/Furniture.xls


Regards
Antonyo



"Dave Peterson" escribió en el mensaje
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They're named ",1", ",2", ..., ",12"????

That looks highly unusual to me.

Are they named "sheet 1" (with a space), "sheet1" (no space) or just "1"
(no
sheet)?



Antonyo wrote:

Hello Again

I have 12 Sheets named -
,1
,2
,3
,4
,5
,6
,7
,8
,9
,10
,11
,12
Regards
Antonyo

"Dave Peterson" escribió en el mensaje
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You have 12 sheets named: Jan, Feb, Mar, ..., Dec?

If yes, then how about something like:

Option Explicit
Sub auto_open()

Dim wks As Worksheet
Dim CurMonth As String

CurMonth = Format(Date, "mmm")

For Each wks In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
With wks
.Select
ActiveWindow.DisplayHeadings _
= CBool((LCase(.Name) = LCase(CurMonth)))
End With
Next wks

End Sub

Although I do agree with Tim. The first thing I would do is show
those
headers.


Antonyo wrote:

I Have 12 sheets, one for every month of the year
Jan is Sheet 1,Feb Is Sheet 2 and so on
I need the Headings to show on march (Sheet 3 ) if is march
if is April (Sheet 4) I need march off and April on
Is this Possible

Antonyo

"Dave Peterson" escribió en el mensaje
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If you name the macro auto_open, it'll run when you open the
workbook.

Then you can check the date to see if it should continue:

Sub auto_open()
if format(date,"mmyyyy") = "042005" then
ActiveWindow.DisplayHeadings = Not _
ActiveWindow.DisplayHeadings
else
'do nothing
end if
End Sub

Antonyo wrote:

Is there a way to start this macro by it self for the whole mont
of
april
2005?

Thanks in advance

Sub ToggleHeadings()
ActiveWindow.DisplayHeadings = Not _
ActiveWindow.DisplayHeadings
End Sub

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