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VBA Code to switch view
Hi,
Can someone tell me how do I switch view using VBA so that the cells displays the formula instead of the evaluated values? Also, how do i set the width of cell columns ? Thanks.. -- Regards, Adrian |
VBA Code to switch view
Hi Adrian,
Can someone tell me how do I switch view using VBA so that the cells displays the formula instead of the evaluated values? ActiveWindow.DisplayFormulas = True Also, how do i set the width of cell columns ? To set the width of column A to 20: Worksheets("Sheet1").Columns("A:A").ColumnWidth = 20 To autofit columns A to D: Worksheets("Sheet1").Columns("A:D").AutoFit --- Regards, Norman "Adrian" wrote in message ... Hi, Can someone tell me how do I switch view using VBA so that the cells displays the formula instead of the evaluated values? Also, how do i set the width of cell columns ? Thanks.. -- Regards, Adrian |
VBA Code to switch view
displays the formula instead of the evaluated values?
One way... With ActiveWindow .DisplayFormulas = Not .DisplayFormulas End With HTH Dana DeLouis "Adrian" wrote in message ... Hi, Can someone tell me how do I switch view using VBA so that the cells displays the formula instead of the evaluated values? Also, how do i set the width of cell columns ? Thanks.. Regards, Adrian |
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