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For Each statement
The following code only hides the columns for the first sheet even though all sheets in the array aSheets are selected. Do I need to activate each sheet to get it to work? If so how would I code the For Each statement. Any help is appreciated. Many thanks Jacqui ThisWorkbook.Sheets(aSheets).Select Range("A1").Select iCCount = ActiveSheet.Range("IV7").End (xlToLeft).Column For i = 2 To iCCount Selection.Offset(0, i).EntireColumn.Hidden = False Next |
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Answered my own question
I've resolved this! But it there any news on my earlier post, regarding the calculation of minus working days for a timetable. -----Original Message----- The following code only hides the columns for the first sheet even though all sheets in the array aSheets are selected. Do I need to activate each sheet to get it to work? If so how would I code the For Each statement. Any help is appreciated. Many thanks Jacqui ThisWorkbook.Sheets(aSheets).Select Range("A1").Select iCCount = ActiveSheet.Range("IV7").End (xlToLeft).Column For i = 2 To iCCount Selection.Offset(0, i).EntireColumn.Hidden = False Next . |
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