Code equivalent to Alt + Tab
No apology necessary. I think it just depends on how much "clutter" or extra
stuff you want.
Jimbob wrote:
My very sincere apologies Dave. I didn't mean to disrespect your elegant code
or your efforts on my behalf. It's just that, being an ignorant sort, I
couldn't understand it at first and your shorter option worked first time.
Now that I've studied your first option, I can see it has some robust
features.
Apologies again and, once again, many many thanks for responding.
Regards
Jimbob
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
I don't know. All that malarky did some nice checking.
But glad you have something you can use.
Jimbob wrote:
Bravo Mr P. You are my Number 1 Star.
Thank you so much (and far easier than all that mularky earlier!)
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
Ps. If you just want to cycle through the open windows, you can use a macro
with a line like:
ActiveWindow.ActivateNext
(Slightly less code <vbg)
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