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Macro "on off" switch
I have a very simple macro assigned to a button that unhides a sheet Sub HR_Training() ' ' HR_Training Macro ' Unhide only the HR Training Hard Dollar Cost Savings Sheet ' ' Application.ScreenUpdating = False Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = True Sheets("Selection Sheet").Select End Sub -- What I would like to do is add a "toggle" type of functionality so that the first press of the button will unhide the sheet, and the next time it will hide it.. any help would be most appreciated.. Thanks Larry |
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Try this...
Sub HR_Training() ' ' HR_Training Macro ' Unhide only the HR Training Hard Dollar Cost Savings Sheet ' Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = not Sheets("HR - Training").Visible End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Larry Fitch" wrote: I have a very simple macro assigned to a button that unhides a sheet Sub HR_Training() ' ' HR_Training Macro ' Unhide only the HR Training Hard Dollar Cost Savings Sheet ' ' Application.ScreenUpdating = False Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = True Sheets("Selection Sheet").Select End Sub -- What I would like to do is add a "toggle" type of functionality so that the first press of the button will unhide the sheet, and the next time it will hide it.. any help would be most appreciated.. Thanks Larry |
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Macro "on off" switch
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Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = Not Sheets("HR - Training").Visible in place of Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = True "Larry Fitch" wrote: I have a very simple macro assigned to a button that unhides a sheet Sub HR_Training() ' ' HR_Training Macro ' Unhide only the HR Training Hard Dollar Cost Savings Sheet ' ' Application.ScreenUpdating = False Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = True Sheets("Selection Sheet").Select End Sub -- What I would like to do is add a "toggle" type of functionality so that the first press of the button will unhide the sheet, and the next time it will hide it.. any help would be most appreciated.. Thanks Larry |
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Macro "on off" switch
Thanky you to the both of you..
works like a champ !! -- Thanks Larry "Sheeloo" wrote: Use Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = Not Sheets("HR - Training").Visible in place of Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = True "Larry Fitch" wrote: I have a very simple macro assigned to a button that unhides a sheet Sub HR_Training() ' ' HR_Training Macro ' Unhide only the HR Training Hard Dollar Cost Savings Sheet ' ' Application.ScreenUpdating = False Sheets("HR - Training").Visible = True Sheets("Selection Sheet").Select End Sub -- What I would like to do is add a "toggle" type of functionality so that the first press of the button will unhide the sheet, and the next time it will hide it.. any help would be most appreciated.. Thanks Larry |
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