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How to make hidden sheet invisible
Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible?
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
Isn't a hidden sheet already not visible?
You could go into the VBE and change its .visible property to xlsheetveryhidden. Did you mean that? This would make it so that the sheet name didn't show up under Format|Sheet|Unhide That's about the only difference. LLee2 wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 -- Dave Peterson |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote:
Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click
the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
Or go through the VBE and change the properties in the property window (with
that worksheet object selected in the project explorer window). JMB wrote: It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
I thought that was what you were getting at w/your first post.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Or go through the VBE and change the properties in the property window (with that worksheet object selected in the project explorer window). JMB wrote: It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
It was.
I was trying to emphasize that you don't actually need VBA to unhide a very hidden sheet. (I don't count going to the VBE as using code.) JMB wrote: I thought that was what you were getting at w/your first post. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Or go through the VBE and change the properties in the property window (with that worksheet object selected in the project explorer window). JMB wrote: It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
Sorry - of course if it can be hidden w/the VBE it can be unhidden. Looks
like I picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue. "Dave Peterson" wrote: It was. I was trying to emphasize that you don't actually need VBA to unhide a very hidden sheet. (I don't count going to the VBE as using code.) JMB wrote: I thought that was what you were getting at w/your first post. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Or go through the VBE and change the properties in the property window (with that worksheet object selected in the project explorer window). JMB wrote: It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
Just in case...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080339/ JMB wrote: Sorry - of course if it can be hidden w/the VBE it can be unhidden. Looks like I picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue. "Dave Peterson" wrote: It was. I was trying to emphasize that you don't actually need VBA to unhide a very hidden sheet. (I don't count going to the VBE as using code.) JMB wrote: I thought that was what you were getting at w/your first post. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Or go through the VBE and change the properties in the property window (with that worksheet object selected in the project explorer window). JMB wrote: It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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How to make hidden sheet invisible
<g I didn't know that was from 1980. I thought it more mid to late 80's.
Time flies when your memory sucks. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Just in case... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080339/ JMB wrote: Sorry - of course if it can be hidden w/the VBE it can be unhidden. Looks like I picked a bad week to stop sniffing glue. "Dave Peterson" wrote: It was. I was trying to emphasize that you don't actually need VBA to unhide a very hidden sheet. (I don't count going to the VBE as using code.) JMB wrote: I thought that was what you were getting at w/your first post. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Or go through the VBE and change the properties in the property window (with that worksheet object selected in the project explorer window). JMB wrote: It could also be done w/o VBA. Click View/Toolbars/Control Toolbox. Click the properties button and change the visible property there. Of course, if changed to very hidden - I believe the OP will need to use VBA to unhide the sheet. "daregreatly" wrote: On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, "LLee2" wrote: Does anyone know how to make a hidden sheet invisible? Thanks, llee2 I think you need VBA... Make a new workbook with 2 or more sheets... Key Alt-F11 Insert a Module Copy the following code there... and hit F5 Sub HideOne() 'run this on a new workbook with 2 sheets this1 = Sheets(1).Name Sheets(1).Tab.ColorIndex = 3 Sheets(2).Activate resp = MsgBox("Hide First Sheet?", vbOKOnly) Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetHidden resp = MsgBox("Hide it TOTALLY?" & Chr(10) & "Not visible under Format- Sheet-Unhide", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden End If resp = MsgBox("Bring it back?", vbYesNo) If resp = vbYes Then Sheets(this1).Visible = xlSheetVisible End If End Sub -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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