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Refresh screen method?
When I run a script that password protects all of my sheets, I
noticed that some of the data on my screen is incorrect or inconsistent with the workbook. However, if I minimize the Excel application and then restore it, I notice that everything looks as it should. This leads me to my question: Is there some sort of "screen refresh" method that I need to use after I password protect all my sheets?? I saw a method called "RefreshAll", but I dont have a clue what that's for?? Which method is best used to refresh the screen or application?? |
Refresh screen method?
Hi Robert,
Without access to your particular worksheet I don't know if this will help or not. Try F9 to re-calculate or in VBA code Calculate -- Regards, OssieMac "Robert Crandal" wrote: When I run a script that password protects all of my sheets, I noticed that some of the data on my screen is incorrect or inconsistent with the workbook. However, if I minimize the Excel application and then restore it, I notice that everything looks as it should. This leads me to my question: Is there some sort of "screen refresh" method that I need to use after I password protect all my sheets?? I saw a method called "RefreshAll", but I dont have a clue what that's for?? Which method is best used to refresh the screen or application?? . |
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