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I have a file where one of the worksheets is set to invisible. ( 0 -
xlSheetHidden). how ca I switch it to visible? every time I try to change it
a warning box pops up telling me that I cant change. help please?




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Is the workbook protected?

tools|protection|unprotect workbook
(You may need to provide a password)

jiwolf wrote:

I have a file where one of the worksheets is set to invisible. ( 0 -
xlSheetHidden). how ca I switch it to visible? every time I try to change it
a warning box pops up telling me that I cant change. help please?


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ah doh!! thanks dave


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Is the workbook protected?

tools|protection|unprotect workbook
(You may need to provide a password)

jiwolf wrote:

I have a file where one of the worksheets is set to invisible. ( 0 -
xlSheetHidden). how ca I switch it to visible? every time I try to change
it
a warning box pops up telling me that I cant change. help please?


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Dave Peterson



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