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Changing Workbook Property
I posted a question earlier about how to calculate individual sheets, the
suggestion was I create a command button to do this. I created the button and placed VBA code of: Activesheet.Calculate That command line works just fine, HOWEVER, the user is annoyed that the statusbar shows 'Calculate' afterwards. Q: Is there a workbook property that can be set to true/false that will clear the statusbar? Similar to the 'Saved' property of a workbook. |
Changing Workbook Property
application.statusbar=false
Tim "PosseJohn" wrote in message ... I posted a question earlier about how to calculate individual sheets, the suggestion was I create a command button to do this. I created the button and placed VBA code of: Activesheet.Calculate That command line works just fine, HOWEVER, the user is annoyed that the statusbar shows 'Calculate' afterwards. Q: Is there a workbook property that can be set to true/false that will clear the statusbar? Similar to the 'Saved' property of a workbook. |
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