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No cell-selection in worksheet
After running a macro I want no selected cell(s) in my sheet. Does someone
know how to do that? Gert-Jan |
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No cell-selection in worksheet
All worksheets have an ActiveCell
HTH -- AP "Gert-Jan" a écrit dans le message de news: ... After running a macro I want no selected cell(s) in my sheet. Does someone know how to do that? Gert-Jan |
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No cell-selection in worksheet
Not possible. At least one cell must be selected.
You could remove the focus and move it to a hidden shape, which might achieve your objective With ActiveSheet.Shapes("Rectangle 1") .Visible = True .Select .Visible = False End With But why would you need to do it. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Gert-Jan" wrote in message ... After running a macro I want no selected cell(s) in my sheet. Does someone know how to do that? Gert-Jan |
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