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Is it possible to open a workbook, through code, with no active cell? If it
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Nope... Death, Taxes and an active cell. All things you can count on...
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Is it possible to open a workbook, through code, with no active cell? If it
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Hi Harley,

The following might suit your requirements. There's still an activecell,
it's just not highlighted.


With ActiveSheet
.EnableSelection = xlNoSelection
.Protect
End With


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