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I notice that on a multi tab workbook sometimes a spreadsheet
consistently opens with a certain tab. How do you set that to happen?

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I've always last saved in the tab I want opened next time. It should save
your last position/tab after every save.

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I notice that on a multi tab workbook sometimes a spreadsheet
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You could just put it in an Auto_Open macro:

Sub Auto_Open()

Sheets("Your Sheet Name").Select

End Sub


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