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Focus sheet
Hi,
I have a little piece of code which selects another sheet, but while doing this the focus on the sheet disappears, i.e. the blue bar you see on top of Excel turns into vague blue, while normally this is deep blue. I tried to use the .Select and .Activate statement, but none of these work. I must say that I use a userform to let someone type in a password, and when it's correct, it selects the othersheet (userform hides using the .Hide). I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but I would like your help. Thanks Max |
Focus sheet
Hi max
Try to use this after the .Hide AppActivate Application.Caption -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Max Potters" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a little piece of code which selects another sheet, but while doing this the focus on the sheet disappears, i.e. the blue bar you see on top of Excel turns into vague blue, while normally this is deep blue. I tried to use the .Select and .Activate statement, but none of these work. I must say that I use a userform to let someone type in a password, and when it's correct, it selects the othersheet (userform hides using the .Hide). I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but I would like your help. Thanks Max |
Focus sheet
do you have
application.ScreenUpdating = False in your code. This might be the source of the problem if you do. Try setting it to true. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Max Potters" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a little piece of code which selects another sheet, but while doing this the focus on the sheet disappears, i.e. the blue bar you see on top of Excel turns into vague blue, while normally this is deep blue. I tried to use the .Select and .Activate statement, but none of these work. I must say that I use a userform to let someone type in a password, and when it's correct, it selects the othersheet (userform hides using the .Hide). I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but I would like your help. Thanks Max |
Focus sheet
I tried both of your comments, but it still doesn't help. Do you have
another solution? Btw, if i go from sheet1 to sheet2 (this happens without a userform) the bar is deep blue, so the focus is ok. Max "Max Potters" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a little piece of code which selects another sheet, but while doing this the focus on the sheet disappears, i.e. the blue bar you see on top of Excel turns into vague blue, while normally this is deep blue. I tried to use the .Select and .Activate statement, but none of these work. I must say that I use a userform to let someone type in a password, and when it's correct, it selects the othersheet (userform hides using the .Hide). I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but I would like your help. Thanks Max |
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