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covering cells
I need to hide (or more correctly: cover) cells in a worksheet without
impacting the position of any other elements in the worksheet. Anybody knows what the best way to do this is? thanks, Ulf |
covering cells
Ulf,
By "other elements" you mean buttons, images etc ? If so, these have options to move and/or size with cells, in the Format Properties. Also you tell where OLEObjects are by their .TopLeftCell and BottomRightCells. These properties are read-only though. NickHK "Ulf Liljensten" wrote in message nk.net... I need to hide (or more correctly: cover) cells in a worksheet without impacting the position of any other elements in the worksheet. Anybody knows what the best way to do this is? thanks, Ulf |
covering cells
Nick,
I primarily mean other cells. I want to hide some cells but keep other cells in the same column or row visible, and I don't want anything on the worksheet to change position. Any ideas? thanks, Ulf Nick Cranham wrote: Ulf, By "other elements" you mean buttons, images etc ? If so, these have options to move and/or size with cells, in the Format Properties. Also you tell where OLEObjects are by their .TopLeftCell and BottomRightCells. These properties are read-only though. NickHK "Ulf Liljensten" wrote in message nk.net... I need to hide (or more correctly: cover) cells in a worksheet without impacting the position of any other elements in the worksheet. Anybody knows what the best way to do this is? thanks, Ulf |
covering cells
Ulf,
Could you just change their font colour to white? It is still possible to see the values (select a block), but in normal circumstances, it is clear. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Ulf Liljensten" wrote in message nk.net... Nick, I primarily mean other cells. I want to hide some cells but keep other cells in the same column or row visible, and I don't want anything on the worksheet to change position. Any ideas? thanks, Ulf Nick Cranham wrote: Ulf, By "other elements" you mean buttons, images etc ? If so, these have options to move and/or size with cells, in the Format Properties. Also you tell where OLEObjects are by their .TopLeftCell and BottomRightCells. These properties are read-only though. NickHK "Ulf Liljensten" wrote in message nk.net... I need to hide (or more correctly: cover) cells in a worksheet without impacting the position of any other elements in the worksheet. Anybody knows what the best way to do this is? thanks, Ulf |
covering cells
Bob,
I can - but I have a lot of custom information (border color, bg color, fg color) and would prefer not to have the program remembering which cells have what values when I turn them visible again. Ulf Bob Phillips wrote: Ulf, Could you just change their font colour to white? It is still possible to see the values (select a block), but in normal circumstances, it is clear. |
covering cells
Ulf,
What about if you kept the formatting info in some suitable structure in that cell's Comment. You could hide the Comments under the Options menu, so they would not show (No Comments would show, if that is relevant ?). To show the cell in all its glory, have a function that reads that cell's comment and replaces the formatting. NickHK "Ulf Liljensten" wrote in message nk.net... Bob, I can - but I have a lot of custom information (border color, bg color, fg color) and would prefer not to have the program remembering which cells have what values when I turn them visible again. Ulf Bob Phillips wrote: Ulf, Could you just change their font colour to white? It is still possible to see the values (select a block), but in normal circumstances, it is clear. |
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