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display settings
I'd like change in VBA display settings (DS) e.g. all
Visible Application.CommandBars and Application.Display.. (change on false) when i open workbook and DS turn on when i close workbook restore personal setting. Is there any smart code? I've excel 2k. Regards Mark |
display settings
Are you talking about the commandbars in the VBE. Or are you talking about
using VBA to hide Excel Menus and commandbars? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark" wrote in message ... I'd like change in VBA display settings (DS) e.g. all Visible Application.CommandBars and Application.Display.. (change on false) when i open workbook and DS turn on when i close workbook restore personal setting. Is there any smart code? I've excel 2k. Regards Mark |
display settings
Probably the easiest and safest way is:
Application.DisplayFullScreen = True Application.CommandBars(1).Enabled = False and then change it back on exit. -- Vasant "Mark" wrote in message ... I'd like change in VBA display settings (DS) e.g. all Visible Application.CommandBars and Application.Display.. (change on false) when i open workbook and DS turn on when i close workbook restore personal setting. Is there any smart code? I've excel 2k. Regards Mark |
display settings
Hi Tom!
I meant about using VBA to hide Excel Menus and commandbars and before close workbook restore old personal setting each user. Regards Mark -----Original Message----- Are you talking about the commandbars in the VBE. Or are you talking about using VBA to hide Excel Menus and commandbars? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark" wrote in message ... I'd like change in VBA display settings (DS) e.g. all Visible Application.CommandBars and Application.Display.. (change on false) when i open workbook and DS turn on when i close workbook restore personal setting. Is there any smart code? I've excel 2k. Regards Mark . |
display settings
Hi Tom,
I meant using VBA to hide Excel Menus and commandbars, later when i close workbook i'd like restore personal settings each user. Regards. Mark -----Original Message----- Are you talking about the commandbars in the VBE. Or are you talking about using VBA to hide Excel Menus and commandbars? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mark" wrote in message ... I'd like change in VBA display settings (DS) e.g. all Visible Application.CommandBars and Application.Display.. (change on false) when i open workbook and DS turn on when i close workbook restore personal setting. Is there any smart code? I've excel 2k. Regards Mark . |
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