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I have a macro that generates some reports and adds groups for drill downs.
Is there a simple way to have Macro collapse all of the groups when it's finished? I've tried using .Hidden = true as I generate the regions, but that only appears to collapse the top level, when you open the top level, all of the bottom levels are still open....... Regards, Tim. |
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Can you do it manually. If so, then turn on the macro recorder while you do
it. Otherwise, I think you will have to loop to find your groups and do the hiding. Again, the macro recorder should come in handy to get the code. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tim Payne" wrote in message ... I have a macro that generates some reports and adds groups for drill downs. Is there a simple way to have Macro collapse all of the groups when it's finished? I've tried using .Hidden = true as I generate the regions, but that only appears to collapse the top level, when you open the top level, all of the bottom levels are still open....... Regards, Tim. |
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for the advice, I've managed to get it to loop through each level and close by recording pressing the group buttons at the top of the grouping columns! :) Tim. |
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