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For Tom Ogilvy
Ref: Posting about the msoShapes not being visible while all others were.
I still don't know what the specific problem was but it finally went away. I made sure that all data was cleared from the worksheets and all userforms were deleted from the code module. At this point the problem was still there. I deleted all code except the one sub to call the msoShape. It still would not appear. I deleted the code module and inserted a new module and now it works like it is supposed to. I decided the best thing to do was to delete the workbook and forget it until it crops up again. This was a highly unusual anomaly that made absolutely no sense since the ThisWorkbook properties window showed -4104-xlDisplayShapes. Thought you would like to know since you were the only one who bothered to respond. |
For Tom Ogilvy
Thanks.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... Ref: Posting about the msoShapes not being visible while all others were. I still don't know what the specific problem was but it finally went away. I made sure that all data was cleared from the worksheets and all userforms were deleted from the code module. At this point the problem was still there. I deleted all code except the one sub to call the msoShape. It still would not appear. I deleted the code module and inserted a new module and now it works like it is supposed to. I decided the best thing to do was to delete the workbook and forget it until it crops up again. This was a highly unusual anomaly that made absolutely no sense since the ThisWorkbook properties window showed -4104-xlDisplayShapes. Thought you would like to know since you were the only one who bothered to respond. |
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