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Hide Column AD
I am looking for the ability (in vba) to hide column AD without actually
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Hide Column AD
activesheet.range("AD1").entirecolumn.hidden = true
"Patrick C. Simonds" wrote: I am looking for the ability (in vba) to hide column AD without actually selecting it. -- Dave Peterson |
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Hide Column AD
Here is another way...
ActiveSheet.Columns("AD").Hidden = True By the way, the sheet doesn't have to be active to do this. Assuming Sheet1 is the ActiveSheet, here is how to hide Column AD on Sheet2... Worksheets("Sheet2").Columns("AD").Hidden = True or, if you want to do it via a variable... WSname = "Sheet2" Worksheets(WSname).Columns("AD").Hidden = True -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... I am looking for the ability (in vba) to hide column AD without actually selecting it. |
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