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make VbA invisible
Hi:
When I try to open a workbook by using automation, VBA Console gets open too. I don't want the user to see vba code written on ThisWorkbook module. What should I do? Thank you. Rick. |
make VbA invisible
Hi Rick,
Try: Application.VBE.MainWindow.Visible = False --- Regards, Norman "newbie in hell" wrote in message ... Hi: When I try to open a workbook by using automation, VBA Console gets open too. I don't want the user to see vba code written on ThisWorkbook module. What should I do? Thank you. Rick. |
make VbA invisible
Not really sure what you are meaning
"newbie in hell" wrote: Hi: When I try to open a workbook by using automation, VBA Console gets open too. I don't want the user to see vba code written on ThisWorkbook module. What should I do? Thank you. Rick. |
make VbA invisible
Thank you Norman. I works fine.
Just a word to the others: You should use Application.VBE.MainWindow.Visible = False AFTER any code that uses VBProject in Excel. bye. Rick. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Rick, Try: Application.VBE.MainWindow.Visible = False --- Regards, Norman "newbie in hell" wrote in message ... Hi: When I try to open a workbook by using automation, VBA Console gets open too. I don't want the user to see vba code written on ThisWorkbook module. What should I do? Thank you. Rick. |
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