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How to hide workbook in background...
Hi,
I'm working with two workbooks. One has my macros the other has the data. I assume in order to access the data in the data workbook it has to be open. That said, is there a way I can hide the data workbook without first making it active and then using ActiveWindow.Visible = False? I'd also like to make it Visible again before I close it but not have to Activate it before doing so. Basically I want to make the opening of the data file as transparent to the user as I can. Thanks very, very much! bd |
How to hide workbook in background...
If you know the wb name, ws name and range then try J-Walks site:
http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip82.htm Otherwise try Windows("OtherWorkbook.xls").Visible = False Charles Brett D wrote: Hi, I'm working with two workbooks. One has my macros the other has the data. I assume in order to access the data in the data workbook it has to be open. That said, is there a way I can hide the data workbook without first making it active and then using ActiveWindow.Visible = False? I'd also like to make it Visible again before I close it but not have to Activate it before doing so. Basically I want to make the opening of the data file as transparent to the user as I can. Thanks very, very much! bd |
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