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Hiding Worksheets - Problem with Posts
I followed the instructions to "Prevent worksheet from opening in a workbook"
(posted 12/12/06 5:04 PM) and ran into a problem. The instructions were FormatSheetHide ToolsProtectionProtect Workbook and to check "structure" and "windows." The worksheet was hidden, but when I saved, exited, and reopened the file, the visible worksheets were at half-size. There were no size controls in the top right of the worksheet window to enlarge it. I'm using Excel 2003. How can I fix this? Thanks. |
Hiding Worksheets - Problem with Posts
You also protected the Windows option (along with Structure).
Unprotect the workbook, and then reprotect it. But don't check that windows checkbox. johnston wrote: I followed the instructions to "Prevent worksheet from opening in a workbook" (posted 12/12/06 5:04 PM) and ran into a problem. The instructions were FormatSheetHide ToolsProtectionProtect Workbook and to check "structure" and "windows." The worksheet was hidden, but when I saved, exited, and reopened the file, the visible worksheets were at half-size. There were no size controls in the top right of the worksheet window to enlarge it. I'm using Excel 2003. How can I fix this? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
Hiding Worksheets - Problem with Posts
That worked. Thanks, Dave.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You also protected the Windows option (along with Structure). Unprotect the workbook, and then reprotect it. But don't check that windows checkbox. johnston wrote: I followed the instructions to "Prevent worksheet from opening in a workbook" (posted 12/12/06 5:04 PM) and ran into a problem. The instructions were FormatSheetHide ToolsProtectionProtect Workbook and to check "structure" and "windows." The worksheet was hidden, but when I saved, exited, and reopened the file, the visible worksheets were at half-size. There were no size controls in the top right of the worksheet window to enlarge it. I'm using Excel 2003. How can I fix this? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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