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I have a question. I have several macros that I have written that
requires them to look through (copy, select, validate, etc) other worksheets for data. Is there away to go through these worksheets without the end-user actually seeing the macro run through them For Example: Lets say we have something like this Dim cname as string Dim searchName as string cname = Range("A1").Value Sheets("Sheet2").Select Range("A1").Select searchName = Activecell.value Do While Activecell.value < "" If searchName = cname then msgbox "Sheet2 has this name" & searchName End If Loop Granted this is a simple example, but it does demostrated that a user will see Excel switch between sheets Is there away around this?? |
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