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Can someone help me out on something I'm sure is easier
than I'm making it? Brain block. Is it Monday? I need a quick efficient method of looping through all currently open workbooks and pop up a message box that tells me the workbook name and whether or not its visible. Your example code is what I need. Thanks in advance... |
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Dim wkbk as Workbook
for each wkbk in Application.Workbooks if wkbk.Windows(1).Visible then msgbox wkbk.Name " is Visible" else msgbox wkbk.Name " is not Visible" end if Next -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "rj" wrote in message ... Can someone help me out on something I'm sure is easier than I'm making it? Brain block. Is it Monday? I need a quick efficient method of looping through all currently open workbooks and pop up a message box that tells me the workbook name and whether or not its visible. Your example code is what I need. Thanks in advance... |
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Sub EnumWorkbooks()
Dim wrbk As Workbook For Each wrbk In Workbooks MsgBox wrbk.Name & vbCrLf & wrbk.Windows(wrbk.Name).Visible Next wrbk End Sub Uzytkownik "rj" napisal w wiadomosci ... Can someone help me out on something I'm sure is easier than I'm making it? Brain block. Is it Monday? I need a quick efficient method of looping through all currently open workbooks and pop up a message box that tells me the workbook name and whether or not its visible. Your example code is what I need. Thanks in advance... |
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