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Activitate sheet 1 and make all sheets read-only
To make the file read on:
FileSaveAsClick on ToolsGeneral OptionsEnter a password in the password to modify field. To open to the Intro sheet: Alt+F11 ' to open Visual Basic In the VBAProject widow: double click on ThisWorkbook and enter this code in the code section: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Sheets("Introduction").Select Range("A1").Select End Sub This assume that your sheet1 is named Introduction. Then save the file and close the VB editor. HTH "June" wrote: My spreadsheet has numerous sheets within it. To make things easier for the user I want the spreadsheet to open to the Introduction sheet. (From there they can use hyperlinks to go to the desired sheet(s).) What is the easiest way to do this? Also, how do I make the entire spreadsheet read-only except for me? This is my first with Excel to get it to do something for me other than multiply so could you put it in steps? Thank you for your help. June |
Activitate sheet 1 and make all sheets read-only
Thanks for the fast help!!! It works great!!!!
June "David Hepner" wrote: To make the file read on: FileSaveAsClick on ToolsGeneral OptionsEnter a password in the password to modify field. To open to the Intro sheet: Alt+F11 ' to open Visual Basic In the VBAProject widow: double click on ThisWorkbook and enter this code in the code section: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Sheets("Introduction").Select Range("A1").Select End Sub This assume that your sheet1 is named Introduction. Then save the file and close the VB editor. HTH "June" wrote: My spreadsheet has numerous sheets within it. To make things easier for the user I want the spreadsheet to open to the Introduction sheet. (From there they can use hyperlinks to go to the desired sheet(s).) What is the easiest way to do this? Also, how do I make the entire spreadsheet read-only except for me? This is my first with Excel to get it to do something for me other than multiply so could you put it in steps? Thank you for your help. June |
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