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How to stop template worksheet visibility
I have a custom template I use to create new files. It has a toolbar
that references macros in the template file. The problem is that when I run the macros, the template file becomes opens in the background. How can I access the macros from the template (they're in modules) but keep the template invisible, or is there another way I should be using the macros? Thanks for taking your time to check this out! Eugene |
How to stop template worksheet visibility
Open the template file
Hide it. Use the immediate window to close and save it. Now when it is opened, it should be hidden like personal.xls -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "leaftye - ExcelForums.com" wrote in message ... I have a custom template I use to create new files. It has a toolbar that references macros in the template file. The problem is that when I run the macros, the template file becomes opens in the background. How can I access the macros from the template (they're in modules) but keep the template invisible, or is there another way I should be using the macros? Thanks for taking your time to check this out! Eugene |
How to stop template worksheet visibility
Tom, thanks!
What I did was open the file, then Alt+F11 to open the IDE. In the workbook window I selected the Window - Hide menu option. In the IDE's immediate window, I executed this code: ThisWorkbook.Close savechanges:=True Now to find some new files to work on.... Eugene |
How to stop template worksheet visibility
Now when I use the template to create a new file, the new workboo
file is hidden. How can I use this template that has a hidde workbook to create new files that have visible workbooks Eugen |
How to stop template worksheet visibility
TTT...still need help on this one
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