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Store Information but not in a Workbook
Hi All,
I have a large dynamic spreadsheet that has a number of different settings which I am currently storing on a hidden worksheet. Most of the settings are either True / False with some integers as well. Is there a better / more profesional way that I can store the settings. Can I write code that will update a VBA script or similar which holds all of the setting information. A few pointers on where to look would be very helpful. Thanks Andi |
Store Information but not in a Workbook
Look at GetSetting and SaveSetting which writes your values to the
registry. You can also use defined names. (make them not visible). However, if you have a lot of settings, I don't see anything unprofessional using a hidden worksheet. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Andibevan" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a large dynamic spreadsheet that has a number of different settings which I am currently storing on a hidden worksheet. Most of the settings are either True / False with some integers as well. Is there a better / more profesional way that I can store the settings. Can I write code that will update a VBA script or similar which holds all of the setting information. A few pointers on where to look would be very helpful. Thanks Andi |
Store Information but not in a Workbook
Thanks Tom that's great.
I only thought it would be unprofessional if there was another widely used approach I had looked over. Thanks Andi "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Look at GetSetting and SaveSetting which writes your values to the registry. You can also use defined names. (make them not visible). However, if you have a lot of settings, I don't see anything unprofessional using a hidden worksheet. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Andibevan" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a large dynamic spreadsheet that has a number of different settings which I am currently storing on a hidden worksheet. Most of the settings are either True / False with some integers as well. Is there a better / more profesional way that I can store the settings. Can I write code that will update a VBA script or similar which holds all of the setting information. A few pointers on where to look would be very helpful. Thanks Andi |
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