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I have 4 sheets for the weeks of the month. I want to create a separate sheet
and show a list drop down box that when selected the appropriate sheet will open up. I plan on hiding the sheets so the user will just see the beginning sheet. Or maybe this should be handled by a form? Many thanks for kicking me in the right direction. Bruce |
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Since at least one sheet in a workbook must remain visible, you might as well
just build a list (Data | Validation) and type in the names of the other sheets as the list to use. Then I'd use that worksheet's _Change() event to detect a change in the selection in that cell and based on the choice, make the chosen sheet the visible one and select it to put it "in their face". Then on the other sheets you could use the worksheet_deactivate() even to put them back into hidden state when they click on the 'menu' sheet. I'd use the xlVeryHidden value to set their visible property to, since that will keep them from even showing up in the Format | Sheets [Unhide] list. You can download a working example of all of that from he http://www.jlathamsite.com/uploads/PickAWeek.xls "BLD" wrote: I have 4 sheets for the weeks of the month. I want to create a separate sheet and show a list drop down box that when selected the appropriate sheet will open up. I plan on hiding the sheets so the user will just see the beginning sheet. Or maybe this should be handled by a form? Many thanks for kicking me in the right direction. Bruce |
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