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Default Hiding/Unhiding multiple sheets in VBA?


Hi all,

Im trying to hide and unhide sheets in an auto_open/close so that the
user has to enable macro's to view the rest of the sheets i can hide
them ok but unhiding is proving a problem heres what i have tried. This
below was to hide in the autoclose, and below it is my auto_open which
then calls the code that used to be my Auto_open but sheets wont unhide
and i a get method of selection class error, im using excel 2003 winxp

thanks,

Simon

Sheets(Array("Holidays", "Holiday Count", "Xtra's & count")).Select
Sheets("Xtra's & count").Activate
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Visible = False

Sub Auto_open()
Sheets(Array("Holidays", "Holiday Count", "Xtra's & count")).Select
Sheets("Xtra's & count").Activate
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Visible = True
Call Auto1
End Sub


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