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Rob

Making one sheet always be the default when opening up excel
 
Hello, I have a program that has many sheets (25). I have one sheet as my
"home page" where I always want users to start. Is there a way to set up
excel so anytime someone opens this particular workbook they always see the
"Home Page" sheet?

Users may save the program under new names, etc. But I am hoping I can set
a default to always open the home page.

Thanks!

CLR

Making one sheet always be the default when opening up excel
 
It would take a macro........

Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean)
Sheets("YourHomePageSheetName").Select
End Sub



"Rob" wrote:

Hello, I have a program that has many sheets (25). I have one sheet as my
"home page" where I always want users to start. Is there a way to set up
excel so anytime someone opens this particular workbook they always see the
"Home Page" sheet?

Users may save the program under new names, etc. But I am hoping I can set
a default to always open the home page.

Thanks!


Bob I

Making one sheet always be the default when opening up excel
 
Put a macro in to select the "home" sheet, and name it Auto_open.

Rob wrote:
Hello, I have a program that has many sheets (25). I have one sheet as my
"home page" where I always want users to start. Is there a way to set up
excel so anytime someone opens this particular workbook they always see the
"Home Page" sheet?

Users may save the program under new names, etc. But I am hoping I can set
a default to always open the home page.

Thanks!




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