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Deactivating worksheets
I want to deactivate a worksheets in Visual Basic...
Basiclly I want -- when the user clicks a button for two worksheets to become inactive... I can't seem to find the right code -- can anyone help?? Keri |
Deactivating worksheets
do you mean hidden
Worksheets(Array("Sheet1","Sheet2")).Visible = xlHidden -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Keri" wrote in message ... I want to deactivate a worksheets in Visual Basic... Basiclly I want -- when the user clicks a button for two worksheets to become inactive... I can't seem to find the right code -- can anyone help?? Keri |
Deactivating worksheets
Ok that works but how do you get it back?
-----Original Message----- do you mean hidden Worksheets(Array("Sheet1","Sheet2")).Visible = xlHidden -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Keri" wrote in message ... I want to deactivate a worksheets in Visual Basic... Basiclly I want -- when the user clicks a button for two worksheets to become inactive... I can't seem to find the right code -- can anyone help?? Keri . |
Deactivating worksheets
Worksheets(Array("Sheet1","Sheet2")).Visible = xlsheetvisible
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Keri" wrote in message ... Ok that works but how do you get it back? -----Original Message----- do you mean hidden Worksheets(Array("Sheet1","Sheet2")).Visible = xlHidden -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Keri" wrote in message ... I want to deactivate a worksheets in Visual Basic... Basiclly I want -- when the user clicks a button for two worksheets to become inactive... I can't seem to find the right code -- can anyone help?? Keri . |
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