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Help! Lost sheets by using View Code on worksheet tab
I have a multi-sheet worksheet for tracking vacation and sick time for our
team. I copied it to the 2007 year name and was updating it for the coming year. There are sheets for each month, a Totals sheet, and another sheet which holds data for calculations, but I don't want anyone to access/change the data on the calculations sheet. I 'found' a new functionality; on the sheet tab, right click, select View Code, and it brings up Microsoft Visual Basic windows. One of those windows has "Properties - Sheet "(sheetname) and the last of those properties is "Visable". I selected "0 - xlSheetHidden" thinking it would effectively 'hide' that one worksheet. That sheet and two others disapeared from my tabs list. And I can't find them to get them back. Any help? -- Michele B. Ohio |
Help! Lost sheets by using View Code on worksheet tab
Hi Michelle
Try FormatSheetUnhide You should see a list of the hidden sheets. Just select each one to be unhidden. -- Regards Roger Govier "Michele" wrote in message ... I have a multi-sheet worksheet for tracking vacation and sick time for our team. I copied it to the 2007 year name and was updating it for the coming year. There are sheets for each month, a Totals sheet, and another sheet which holds data for calculations, but I don't want anyone to access/change the data on the calculations sheet. I 'found' a new functionality; on the sheet tab, right click, select View Code, and it brings up Microsoft Visual Basic windows. One of those windows has "Properties - Sheet "(sheetname) and the last of those properties is "Visable". I selected "0 - xlSheetHidden" thinking it would effectively 'hide' that one worksheet. That sheet and two others disapeared from my tabs list. And I can't find them to get them back. Any help? -- Michele B. Ohio |
Help! Lost sheets by using View Code on worksheet tab
FormatSheetUnhide.
If you actually used 2-xlVeryHidden you will have to unhide using code or hit ALT + F11 and CTRL + r Expand your workbook/project and from the list of sheets select each sheet that was hidden and ViewProperties and change to 1-xlSheetVisible Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 12:55:02 -0800, Michele wrote: I have a multi-sheet worksheet for tracking vacation and sick time for our team. I copied it to the 2007 year name and was updating it for the coming year. There are sheets for each month, a Totals sheet, and another sheet which holds data for calculations, but I don't want anyone to access/change the data on the calculations sheet. I 'found' a new functionality; on the sheet tab, right click, select View Code, and it brings up Microsoft Visual Basic windows. One of those windows has "Properties - Sheet "(sheetname) and the last of those properties is "Visable". I selected "0 - xlSheetHidden" thinking it would effectively 'hide' that one worksheet. That sheet and two others disapeared from my tabs list. And I can't find them to get them back. Any help? |
Help! Lost sheets by using View Code on worksheet tab
Return the the previous copy of the file.
You did make a copy before you played with the newly found features didn't you :) Otherwise use the tips the others posted. But next time, make a copy of the file and try it on the copy Steve On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 20:55:02 -0000, Michele wrote: I have a multi-sheet worksheet for tracking vacation and sick time for our team. I copied it to the 2007 year name and was updating it for the coming year. There are sheets for each month, a Totals sheet, and another sheet which holds data for calculations, but I don't want anyone to access/change the data on the calculations sheet. I 'found' a new functionality; on the sheet tab, right click, select View Code, and it brings up Microsoft Visual Basic windows. One of those windows has "Properties - Sheet "(sheetname) and the last of those properties is "Visable". I selected "0 - xlSheetHidden" thinking it would effectively 'hide' that one worksheet. That sheet and two others disapeared from my tabs list. And I can't find them to get them back. Any help? |
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