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Open Locked Columns to view code?
Hi- I have the task of backing into the code of another programmers use form. I am pretty new to VBA so I'm stuck on one thing right now. I the user form, I can see most of the formulas as they are called ou there rather than with VBA. However, they reference cells in column that are not visible. I can't scroll or view anything past column k. am not sure how this is done in vba or what setting it is, but I hav to get into this formula to edit it somehow. How would I do this? Thanks! :confused -- kharp ----------------------------------------------------------------------- kharpe's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1575 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=27266 |
Open Locked Columns to view code?
Try this against a copy of the workbook--just so you don't break it!
ctrl-A (twice in xl2003) format|column|unhide (in case they were hidden) ==== If the columns weren't hidden (you just couldn't scroll past a column/row) hit alt-f11 to get to the VBE hit ctrl-r to view the project explorer Locate your workbook/project select it hit the asterisk on the number keypad to expand all the branches. look for Sheet#(yourworksheetname) under Microsoft excel objects. You want to select the correct worksheet. Hit f4 to see that worksheet's properties. Scroll down until you see the ScrollArea property erase any entry in that property. Then back to excel to test it. kharpe wrote: Hi- I have the task of backing into the code of another programmers user form. I am pretty new to VBA so I'm stuck on one thing right now. In the user form, I can see most of the formulas as they are called out there rather than with VBA. However, they reference cells in columns that are not visible. I can't scroll or view anything past column k. I am not sure how this is done in vba or what setting it is, but I have to get into this formula to edit it somehow. How would I do this? Thanks! :confused: -- kharpe ------------------------------------------------------------------------ kharpe's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=15754 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=272667 -- Dave Peterson |
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