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I am trying to a hide a worksheet that is referenced in one of my macros. Is
there a way to hide the worksheet without removing its availability to the
macro?

I am using Excel 2003.
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Yes, go to Format, Sheet, Hide

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I am trying to a hide a worksheet that is referenced in one of my macros.

Is
there a way to hide the worksheet without removing its availability to the
macro?

I am using Excel 2003.



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It also depends on how your code references the worksheet. If you try to
select or activate a hidden sheet you'll get an error.

If you are referencing the sheet w/o selecting or activating it, you should
be okay.

If you hide the sheet and have problems, you can have the macro unhide the
sheet, then rehide it.

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I am trying to a hide a worksheet that is referenced in one of my macros. Is
there a way to hide the worksheet without removing its availability to the
macro?

I am using Excel 2003.

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