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Active Workbook
Hello all,
I'm a bit confused on when we need to use the 'ActiveWorkbook' keyword when writing VBA code. For example, to unprotect a sheet, i normally use the statement: ActiveSheet.Unprotect I'm wondering if that's good enough or I am supposed to go one level up by referring to the workbook the activesheet belongs to, eg: ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Unprotect I'm using Excel 2003. Many thanks in advance Tendresse |
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