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I just upgraded Excel from 2003 to 2007. I have a workbook that contains a
huge VBA-code. I have two hidden sheets in that workbook that I now can not unhide, since the button is grayed and is not clicable. These sheets contain tables that are being updated regulary. Any idea how I can recover these sheets? I can see in the macrowindow that they are there. -- Stef |
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Why not just do a
Worksheets("Sheetname").Visible = xlSheetVisible in the VBIDE immediate window -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Stef" wrote in message ... I just upgraded Excel from 2003 to 2007. I have a workbook that contains a huge VBA-code. I have two hidden sheets in that workbook that I now can not unhide, since the button is grayed and is not clicable. These sheets contain tables that are being updated regulary. Any idea how I can recover these sheets? I can see in the macrowindow that they are there. -- Stef |
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Yes this worked, but when I try to hide one of the now visible sheets with
the "hide" button, all sheets are hidden. I just want to hide some of them and leave some visible. I.e the way it worked with Excel 2003 -- Stef "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why not just do a Worksheets("Sheetname").Visible = xlSheetVisible in the VBIDE immediate window -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Stef" wrote in message ... I just upgraded Excel from 2003 to 2007. I have a workbook that contains a huge VBA-code. I have two hidden sheets in that workbook that I now can not unhide, since the button is grayed and is not clicable. These sheets contain tables that are being updated regulary. Any idea how I can recover these sheets? I can see in the macrowindow that they are there. -- Stef |
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This I don't quite understand. Should it be a built in code? I have not
written any code to handle this. I mean the option in the toolbar "Show - window" and "Hide" -- Stef "Don Guillett" wrote: Perhaps the "hide button" has code associated with it that you may care to share -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Stef" wrote in message ... Yes this worked, but when I try to hide one of the now visible sheets with the "hide" button, all sheets are hidden. I just want to hide some of them and leave some visible. I.e the way it worked with Excel 2003 -- Stef "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why not just do a Worksheets("Sheetname").Visible = xlSheetVisible in the VBIDE immediate window -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Stef" wrote in message ... I just upgraded Excel from 2003 to 2007. I have a workbook that contains a huge VBA-code. I have two hidden sheets in that workbook that I now can not unhide, since the button is grayed and is not clicable. These sheets contain tables that are being updated regulary. Any idea how I can recover these sheets? I can see in the macrowindow that they are there. -- Stef |
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Just a thought but..............
Do you have multiple sheets selected when you "Hide"? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 12:13:00 -0700, Stef wrote: This I don't quite understand. Should it be a built in code? I have not written any code to handle this. I mean the option in the toolbar "Show - window" and "Hide" |
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No. I also try to right clic the mouse and it hides the active window but
then I cannot make it visible again. I have to do this by the immediate window. -- Stef "Gord Dibben" wrote: Just a thought but.............. Do you have multiple sheets selected when you "Hide"? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 12:13:00 -0700, Stef wrote: This I don't quite understand. Should it be a built in code? I have not written any code to handle this. I mean the option in the toolbar "Show - window" and "Hide" |
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I found out that I can hide one sheet at a time by clicking the right button
on the mouse. To make it visible again I right click the mouse again and there is an option to open the sheet. I guess this is the only way to do this. -- Stef "Stef" wrote: No. I also try to right clic the mouse and it hides the active window but then I cannot make it visible again. I have to do this by the immediate window. -- Stef "Gord Dibben" wrote: Just a thought but.............. Do you have multiple sheets selected when you "Hide"? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 12:13:00 -0700, Stef wrote: This I don't quite understand. Should it be a built in code? I have not written any code to handle this. I mean the option in the toolbar "Show - window" and "Hide" |
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