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Tom,
The OP doesn't say what did it, wd.Visible = True, or WindowsUnhide (which I first suggested). I just wonder if there may be a window property that will hide the window from WindowsUnhide, but still make the window accessible from VBA? Best regards, Anders Silvén skrev i meddelandet ... Tom, Thanks it worked. Brian -----Original Message----- apparently you have two windows for the workbook, but one of the windows is hidden. Make worksheet_name.xls:2 as the active window in the workbook put this code sub showWindows for each wd in ActiveWorkbook.windows wd.Visible = True Next End Sub and run it or simply go to the Windows menu and choose unhide, then select worksheet_name.xls:1 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Brian" wrote in message ... When I open a specific Excel workbook, the title bar shows "Microsoft Excel - worksheet_name.xls:2". There is only one worksheet window, why the ":2". If you close the worksheet, Excel does not close. There is VBA code associated with the worksheet which remains open. I an using Excel 2000 with Windows XP. Thanks for any help. . |
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