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After running some macro's my CellPointer (rectangle around selected cell)
becomes invisible. Anyone any idea how to get it back? |
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it may be that your code selected some other cells or objects. Maybe just
add some code to re-select those cells "Henk" wrote in message ... After running some macro's my CellPointer (rectangle around selected cell) becomes invisible. Anyone any idea how to get it back? |
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Thanks for your ptompt reply Patrick, but I tried this already in many ways.
Range("I31").Select for instance But the Cellpointer remains invisible. Strange thing is that I can see (in the upper left corner of my screen, next to my formula bar) that cell I31 is indeed selected. I even can "select" other cells but still the cellpointer (is it called like that???) remains invisible. It is eve possile to input data in the selected cell. "Patrick Molloy" wrote: it may be that your code selected some other cells or objects. Maybe just add some code to re-select those cells "Henk" wrote in message ... After running some macro's my CellPointer (rectangle around selected cell) becomes invisible. Anyone any idea how to get it back? |
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