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Default Hide or display worksheets based on form

Hi again,

I realize I should add that in the notation

Sheet2.Visible = xlSheetVisible

Sheet2 is the code windows name for the sheet if you use the spreadsheet
name you must write the above line as

Sheets("Sheet2").Visible = xlSheetVisible

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Shawnn" wrote:

Worksheet 1 displays a list of questions. Based on the answer of those
questions (via checkbox), I would like to display different worksheets. For
example the worksheet one is always displayed. If you select yes to question
#1, then worksheet 2 appears. If you select yes to question #2 then
worksheet 3 also appears. Can this be done?

 
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