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Hello Usenet group Exelerometers,
I am using vba to draw a circle over a 2-cell range on a worksheet (thank you for the tip on how to do this). It seems that I cannot draw my circle on a worksheet in a workbook. Does the worksheet in the workbook have to be active (aka ActiveSheet) in order for drawing to take place? I have two workbooks - one is the workbook with a worksheet with buttons, etc, and a bunch of VBA code to make things happen. I click a button to open an existing workbook. None of the sheets in the workbook I open are active. I click another button on my sheet, and it performs some calculations on the book I opened. I would like to draw a circle over a cell or cells after the calculation process, but without making the various sheets active. Thanks, eholz1 |
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