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Is there a VBA command that will keep an program always on top
In fact, if you search google groups in the excel newsgroups, you'll see a few
replies that use windows APIs to do what you want. (I didn't search google, but I'm sure that you'll find some.) Dave Peterson wrote: There are freeware programs that you can use to do this with any (most??) windows. Maybe www.shareware.com or a search of google would help. Stacy Johnson wrote: I have an Excel sheet that I would like to be always on top. Is there a VBA command that will accomplish this? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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