I have an old spreadsheet that uses a DialogSheet. I can
show the sheet, (DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show) but I
can't make changes to it. I need to get into the sheet to
remove a button, and to change the associated code for
another button. I am using Excel 2000, but the sheet was
created years ago.

Doea anyone know how I can do this?

.........thanks in advance.......Herb

Hi Herb

It should behave like any sheet, sheet tab and all. And fully supported in
2000.

Is it hidden ? Menu Format Sheets Unhide perhaps ?

Dialogs doesn't have their own modules. The associated code is in a standard
code module; Alt F11 or similar to get into the VB editor.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Herb" skrev i melding
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I have an old spreadsheet that uses a DialogSheet. I can
show the sheet, (DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show) but I
can't make changes to it. I need to get into the sheet to
remove a button, and to change the associated code for
another button. I am using Excel 2000, but the sheet was
created years ago.

Doea anyone know how I can do this?

........thanks in advance.......Herb

I thought it was hidden also, but it just ain't there.

I can show the dialog sheet with this line of code
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show
but does not allow me into the design mode of the sheet.


.........Herb


-----Original Message-----
Hi Herb

It should behave like any sheet, sheet tab and all. And
fully supported in
2000.

Is it hidden ? Menu Format Sheets Unhide perhaps ?

Dialogs doesn't have their own modules. The associated
code is in a standard
code module; Alt F11 or similar to get into the VB editor.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Herb" skrev i
melding
...
I have an old spreadsheet that uses a DialogSheet. I can
show the sheet, (DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show) but I
can't make changes to it. I need to get into the sheet
to
remove a button, and to change the associated code for
another button. I am using Excel 2000, but the sheet was
created years ago.

Doea anyone know how I can do this?

........thanks in advance.......Herb





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skrev i melding
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I thought it was hidden also, but it just ain't there.

I can show the dialog sheet with this line of code
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show
but does not allow me into the design mode of the sheet.

Hi Herb

Try to run
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Visible = True
and see if its sheet tab appear. Code will err if the workbook is protected,
but that password can be cracked easily if so and unknown.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

That did it!!! Thank you, thank you..........Herb


-----Original Message-----

skrev i melding
...

I thought it was hidden also, but it just ain't there.

I can show the dialog sheet with this line of code
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show
but does not allow me into the design mode of the sheet.

Hi Herb

Try to run
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Visible = True
and see if its sheet tab appear. Code will err if the
workbook is protected,
but that password can be cracked easily if so and unknown.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


.

Cool. You're welcome Herb, thanks for the feedback.

Best wishes Harald

skrev i melding
...

That did it!!! Thank you, thank you..........Herb


-----Original Message-----

skrev i melding
...

I thought it was hidden also, but it just ain't there.

I can show the dialog sheet with this line of code
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show
but does not allow me into the design mode of the sheet.

Hi Herb

Try to run
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Visible = True
and see if its sheet tab appear. Code will err if the
workbook is protected,
but that password can be cracked easily if so and unknown.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


.

Since you didn't see it in the Format menu, it was probably "veryhidden" fro
the beginning. So run

DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Visible = xlVeryHidden

when done editing to send it back to where it was.

Best wishes Harald

skrev i melding
...

That did it!!! Thank you, thank you..........Herb


-----Original Message-----

skrev i melding
...

I thought it was hidden also, but it just ain't there.

I can show the dialog sheet with this line of code
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Show
but does not allow me into the design mode of the sheet.

Hi Herb

Try to run
DialogSheets("FilterQuery").Visible = True
and see if its sheet tab appear. Code will err if the
workbook is protected,
but that password can be cracked easily if so and unknown.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


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