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In my AutoClose, all sheets are hidden save the charts and
one other (labelled Warning). If macros are not enabled,
the first chart is always displayed. Is there a way to
ensure that the Warning sheet, which is to the left of the
first chart, is always displayed?
Thanks for your help.
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John,

Create an Auto_Open macro with

Worksheets("Warning").Activate

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In my AutoClose, all sheets are hidden save the charts and
one other (labelled Warning). If macros are not enabled,
the first chart is always displayed. Is there a way to
ensure that the Warning sheet, which is to the left of the
first chart, is always displayed?
Thanks for your help.



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