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HOW DO I HIDE A MACRO EVENT FROM DISPLAYING WHEN RUNNING IN EXCE
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---If you mean hide the code from user (while debug) you can password protect
VBA from menu in VBE ...ToolsProject PropertiesProtection tab. ---If you mean to hide what is happening while your code executes. Application.Screenupdating = False 'your code Application.Screenupdating = True If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "BEN" wrote: HOW DO I HIDE A MACRO EVENT FROM DISPLAYING WHEN RUNNING IN EXCE |
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SHOUT real loud does it every time. Please do NOT type in all caps. Hard to
read and RUDE!!! Try using application.screenupdating=false code application.screenupdating=true -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "BEN" wrote in message ... HOW DO I HIDE A MACRO EVENT FROM DISPLAYING WHEN RUNNING IN EXCE |
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