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Hello,
I've created an Excel application using userforms that is actually pretty good. I hide the Excel application and using the userforms, you can't really tell you are in Excel. Ok. Great. However, if the user has Excel open already, the Excel Application that I wrote snags and hides everything. How do you code a workbook in VBA so that when it opens, it opens in its own instance? If I then to use application.visible = false, will that just hide the Excel instance of my application's workbook? I hope I am conveying what I am trying to do well enough? I only want to hide the latest instance (my app's instance), not totally take over the user's Excel experience. Is this possible? Thanks, Tony |
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