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Change view without activating sheet? - Repost
Hi All,
Below is a code snippet from a routine that loops through each sheet in a workbook. The routine copies / pastes ranges into powerpoint so l need to ensure the sheet is in normal view to avoid pages numbers etc being passed to PP Sht1.Activate If ActiveWindow.View = xlPageBreakPreview Then ShtView = "Yes" ActiveWindow.View = xlNormalView End If How can l achieve this without using Sht1.Activate? I want to avoid the 'flashing' caused by the Sht1.Activate. If l use Application.Screenupdating = False the data is not passed to PP Regards Michael |
Change view without activating sheet? - Repost
Why the repost, looks same as your first post just a couple of hours
earlier. Regards, Peter T "michael.beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi All, Below is a code snippet from a routine that loops through each sheet in a workbook. The routine copies / pastes ranges into powerpoint so l need to ensure the sheet is in normal view to avoid pages numbers etc being passed to PP Sht1.Activate If ActiveWindow.View = xlPageBreakPreview Then ShtView = "Yes" ActiveWindow.View = xlNormalView End If How can l achieve this without using Sht1.Activate? I want to avoid the 'flashing' caused by the Sht1.Activate. If l use Application.Screenupdating = False the data is not passed to PP Regards Michael |
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