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Excel html workbook
I have a 40-sheet Excel workbook that is published as html for intranet
access. I want the users to see sheet2 whenever they click on the hyperlink (rather than the worksheet that was displayed with the workbook was last saved). Excel doesn't seem to recognize ranges when the workbook is saved as html, so using //oncall-docs.htm#sheet2 doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions? |
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Excel html workbook
I have had success with this routine. Just replace "Menu" with the name of
the sheet you want to open with. Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) If Sheets("Menu").Visible = False Then Sheets("Menu").Visible = True ActiveSheet.Visible = False ElseIf Sheets("Menu").Visible = True Then End If End Sub -- Pops Jackson "ISA" wrote: I have a 40-sheet Excel workbook that is published as html for intranet access. I want the users to see sheet2 whenever they click on the hyperlink (rather than the worksheet that was displayed with the workbook was last saved). Excel doesn't seem to recognize ranges when the workbook is saved as html, so using //oncall-docs.htm#sheet2 doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions? |
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