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Working with Hidden worksheets
I have a workbook with six detail worksheets and a couple of "menu"
worksheets. I am looking for a way to run several macros against the detail sheets without having the user watch them flash by and change during the macro's execution. Is there a command that I can place in the macro to keep the worksheets hidden but still use commands like "ActiveCell"? |
Working with Hidden worksheets
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at the start, and reset to True at the end. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Hibbs" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with six detail worksheets and a couple of "menu" worksheets. I am looking for a way to run several macros against the detail sheets without having the user watch them flash by and change during the macro's execution. Is there a command that I can place in the macro to keep the worksheets hidden but still use commands like "ActiveCell"? |
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