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I am writing a procedure to modify custom views. The workbook has a
long list of defined custom views, of which a user could be working in any one of them. In all likelihood, the changes that I would be making in my procedure would be to a view that is different than the one the user is currently working in. What I want to do is to capture the current custom view selection in a variable before I switch over to make my changes. That way, when my procedure terminates, I can switch the view back to the one that the user was working in without them even noticing that anything happened. Here is some untested code to explain more specifically: Sub ChangeCustomView() dim UsersView as Variant 'or another type if better set UsersView = 'this is where I am hung up - 'it should be the currently selected view ActiveWorkbook.CustomViews("Example").Show Call MakeChanges 'this subroutine would contain the specific modifications ActiveWorkbook.CustomViews(UsersView).Show ActiveWorkbook.Save End Sub Thanks for your help. Randy Eastland |
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