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I've clicked on unhide to see if it was hidden, nothing shows up, I did not
hide the sheet when I originally made it, but it won't show it to me. I need this sheet and it can't be named anything other than the original name I gave it. Any ideas where it is? TIA, |
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Either it somehow got deleted, or it is VeryHidden.
In the first case, you're out of luck. In the second case, go to the Project Explorer (<Alt F11, <Ctrl R), and see if your worksheet exists in there. If it does, you can set its Visible property to -1 and all will be well. Good luck! -- Vasant "Buckwheat" wrote in message ... I've clicked on unhide to see if it was hidden, nothing shows up, I did not hide the sheet when I originally made it, but it won't show it to me. I need this sheet and it can't be named anything other than the original name I gave it. Any ideas where it is? TIA, |
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I tried that, nothing at all happened, do I just make sure my workbook is
open and then do Alt F11 and Ctr R at the same time? Or how do I do that? "Vasant Nanavati" wrote: Either it somehow got deleted, or it is VeryHidden. In the first case, you're out of luck. In the second case, go to the Project Explorer (<Alt F11, <Ctrl R), and see if your worksheet exists in there. If it does, you can set its Visible property to -1 and all will be well. Good luck! -- Vasant "Buckwheat" wrote in message ... I've clicked on unhide to see if it was hidden, nothing shows up, I did not hide the sheet when I originally made it, but it won't show it to me. I need this sheet and it can't be named anything other than the original name I gave it. Any ideas where it is? TIA, |
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"Buckwheat" wrote in message
... I tried that, nothing at all happened, do I just make sure my workbook is open and then do Alt F11 and Ctr R at the same time? Or how do I do that? Open the workbook, hit <Alt F11 to get to the Visual Basic Editor and then <Ctrl R to open the Project Explorer (which is generally open by default anyway). Look at the list of worksheets in the workbook and see if your sheet is there. If you're getting a message that the sheet name exists when you try to create it, chances are that it's in the workbook but it's VeryHidden. Another possibility is that your workbook is corrupted. -- Vasant |
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Vanant...."THANK YOU", it is there, but I can't figure out what to do to make
it show in my work book... Thanks again, at least I know I'm not nuts!! "Vasant Nanavati" wrote: "Buckwheat" wrote in message ... I tried that, nothing at all happened, do I just make sure my workbook is open and then do Alt F11 and Ctr R at the same time? Or how do I do that? Open the workbook, hit <Alt F11 to get to the Visual Basic Editor and then <Ctrl R to open the Project Explorer (which is generally open by default anyway). Look at the list of worksheets in the workbook and see if your sheet is there. If you're getting a message that the sheet name exists when you try to create it, chances are that it's in the workbook but it's VeryHidden. Another possibility is that your workbook is corrupted. -- Vasant |
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Select the sheet in the Project Explorer, hit F4 to open the Properties
Window if it's not already open, scroll down to the Visible property and set it to -1 (xlSheetVisible). -- Vasant "Buckwheat" wrote in message ... Vanant...."THANK YOU", it is there, but I can't figure out what to do to make it show in my work book... Thanks again, at least I know I'm not nuts!! "Vasant Nanavati" wrote: "Buckwheat" wrote in message ... I tried that, nothing at all happened, do I just make sure my workbook is open and then do Alt F11 and Ctr R at the same time? Or how do I do that? Open the workbook, hit <Alt F11 to get to the Visual Basic Editor and then <Ctrl R to open the Project Explorer (which is generally open by default anyway). Look at the list of worksheets in the workbook and see if your sheet is there. If you're getting a message that the sheet name exists when you try to create it, chances are that it's in the workbook but it's VeryHidden. Another possibility is that your workbook is corrupted. -- Vasant |
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