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Running a macro with hidden sheets
Hi,
I've just finished setting up my spreadsheet and starting hiding sheets that users don't need to see, and I have a macro that no longer works since hiding the sheet. The code is: Sheets("BINDING").Select Is there any way I can still use this macro but hide the sheet? |
Running a macro with hidden sheets
Try to change Select with Activate:
Sheets("BINDING").activate "JonathanW" wrote: Hi, I've just finished setting up my spreadsheet and starting hiding sheets that users don't need to see, and I have a macro that no longer works since hiding the sheet. The code is: Sheets("BINDING").Select Is there any way I can still use this macro but hide the sheet? |
Running a macro with hidden sheets
Hi Jon,
You cannot select or activate the hidden object, but you can change the sheets contents by code. Just like: Sheets("BINDING").Range("A1").Value = "TestValue" Altough Sheets("BINDING") is hidden. -- Regards, Halim "JonathanW" wrote: Hi, I've just finished setting up my spreadsheet and starting hiding sheets that users don't need to see, and I have a macro that no longer works since hiding the sheet. The code is: Sheets("BINDING").Select Is there any way I can still use this macro but hide the sheet? |
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