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Default use of range and activate

I have a spreadsheet that I am developing to add data extracted from
database to various sheets. One procedure I have written clears ol
results from the sheet - see below. The problem is more of a
annoyance than anything else but the vba code I have written means tha
each sheet is displayed and, because I'm doing more than one sheet, th
screen goes crazy. I've tried turning of screen updatin
(Application.ScreenUpdating = False) but this doesn't seem to have muc
effect. What I am trying to achieve is to excute the vba code fro
the first sheet as a kind of menu and to have the sheets updated behin
it in the background. It looks like it should be possible but I can'
find the code to make it happen. Any suggestions?

Clive

With Worksheets("sheet2")
.Activate
With ActiveSheet
.Range("A1").Activate
.Range("A1", Selection.End(xlToRight)).Select
.Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).ClearContents
End With
End Wit

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