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Make excel the active page
Hello,
I have a macro that takes the contents of a column of cells, opens a word docuemtn, searches through the word document and replaces some of the words that I specified in Cell A1 with the contents of A2. The only problem is that the macro makes Word the active program while the marco runs but I would rather have word as the active program for while the macro runs...any way that I can force this excel to be the program the user see's? or perhaps is there a way NOT to activate word window as the excel window is already active? |
Make excel the active page
Hi kaiser,
kaiser wrote: I have a macro that takes the contents of a column of cells, opens a word docuemtn, searches through the word document and replaces some of the words that I specified in Cell A1 with the contents of A2. The only problem is that the macro makes Word the active program while the marco runs but I would rather have word as the active program for while the macro runs...any way that I can force this excel to be the program the user see's? or perhaps is there a way NOT to activate word window as the excel window is already active? How are you opening/manipulating the Word doc? Via automation? If that's the case, you should be able to set the Word application's Visible property to False - that way, everything will be done in the background, and user won't see Word at all. If that's not possible, you could try the AppActivate function. -- Regards, Jake Marx www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] |
Make excel the active page
thanks - that worked 100%
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