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OK, this is a weird question and was wondering what your thoughts were in
this attempt. I have a large workbook that will be locked for my users but I need to keep the cells selectable for all my hyperlinks to work. My question is if I can somehow hide the cell select border if a user clicks on a cell. I know it would be hard to see which cell you are on but it is not a problem in my case since all the input is radio buttons. It would make the whole workbook a bit more professional looking in my opinion. Of course, I would only want this for the active workbook that is open and no other workbooks (I know there is VBA do to that). Any help or alternative ideas would be appreciated! |
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