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SHORT CUT KEY(S) TO SHOW OR HIDE SEETS IN EXCEL
I want to create a short cut key(s) to be able to show or hide sheets I have
in a work book, it is on the format menu on tile bar but want to make it quicker. |
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How about a button that you can just click--not traverse through menus?
If yes, Tools|customize (just to see that menu) click on Format, then Sheet ctrl-click on the Hide icon and drag to a nice position on a toolbar. slow hand wrote: I want to create a short cut key(s) to be able to show or hide sheets I have in a work book, it is on the format menu on tile bar but want to make it quicker. -- Dave Peterson |
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ALT + o,h,h to hide the active sheet.
ALT + o,h,u and select the sheet to unhide. Or using a macro assigned to a short key combo........ Sub SheetHide() ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Visible = False End Sub To unhide all hidden sheets.......... Sub Show_Sheets() Dim i As Integer For i = 1 To ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Count ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(i).Visible = True Next i End Sub Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 09:45:07 -0700, slow hand <slow wrote: I want to create a short cut key(s) to be able to show or hide sheets I have in a work book, it is on the format menu on tile bar but want to make it quicker. |
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Did not work, did what you said now i do not have the hide or show icons on
my format menu or on my toolbar, how can i get them back slow hand "Dave Peterson" wrote: How about a button that you can just click--not traverse through menus? If yes, Tools|customize (just to see that menu) click on Format, then Sheet ctrl-click on the Hide icon and drag to a nice position on a toolbar. slow hand wrote: I want to create a short cut key(s) to be able to show or hide sheets I have in a work book, it is on the format menu on tile bar but want to make it quicker. -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi dave got it to work, and got icons back, I was not pushing ctrl the first
time thanks man! works great.. slow hand.... "Dave Peterson" wrote: How about a button that you can just click--not traverse through menus? If yes, Tools|customize (just to see that menu) click on Format, then Sheet ctrl-click on the Hide icon and drag to a nice position on a toolbar. slow hand wrote: I want to create a short cut key(s) to be able to show or hide sheets I have in a work book, it is on the format menu on tile bar but want to make it quicker. -- Dave Peterson |
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Just in case you break it while playing...
Tools|Customize|toolbars tab select worksheet menu bar click reset (You'll lose any changes to that toolbar, though.) (Or ctrl-click and drag it back to its previous location.) slow hand wrote: Hi dave got it to work, and got icons back, I was not pushing ctrl the first time thanks man! works great.. slow hand.... "Dave Peterson" wrote: How about a button that you can just click--not traverse through menus? If yes, Tools|customize (just to see that menu) click on Format, then Sheet ctrl-click on the Hide icon and drag to a nice position on a toolbar. slow hand wrote: I want to create a short cut key(s) to be able to show or hide sheets I have in a work book, it is on the format menu on tile bar but want to make it quicker. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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