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Is it possible to make a workbook (say ActiveWorkbook) invisible after it has been openned programmatically

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activewindow.visible = false

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Is it possible to make a workbook (say ActiveWorkbook) invisible
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Is it possible to make a workbook (say ActiveWorkbook)
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ActiveWindow.Visible = False
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Application.Visible = Tru

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