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The project for which you have all provided a great dela of invaluable help
is nearly at an end. My last problem is how to hide Excel while keeping the forms in the task bar as they are opened and closed. The goal is to make Excel invisible to the user, yet still give them the opportunity to see this as a normal program. I hide Excel in the splash box with the command "Application.Visible = False". This works great. However, none of my forms show up in the task bar as they are being executed, even when I code "Application.ShowWindowsInTaskbar = True" in the UserForm_Activate of every form (there's 10 forms in the application). I suspect Application.Visible = False is the culprit. Is there a work around for this? I really don't want the user to have access to the underlying workbook. |
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