Sheets(ShtNames(i)).Visible = Not wb.Sheets(ShtNames(i)).Visible Next i Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub Copy In the above code, the ShtNames = Array("Sheet1", "Sheet2", "Sheet3") is a variable, you can
This will hide your sheet in the Excel workbook. If your worksheet is not protected with a password, you can unhide the sheet just by right-clicking on it and selecting “Unhide”. To protect your worksheet with a password, first you need to hide your sheet using the method just described...
Sheets("Summary").Visible = False Else Sheets("Summary").Visible = True End If End Sub VBA Code Breakdown: This code usesEvent Handler. If you write“Hide”inD15of the “Sales” sheet, the “Summary” sheet will be hidden; otherwise, the “Summary” sheet will remain visible. Go to t...
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Sunday, August 29, 2010 5:26 PM Hello Using vb.net 2008 to create an Excel ss. I am trying to add a new sheet and it does but it puts it out of order. It puts it as the first sheet. I need it as the last one ( furthest to the right). Thanks for any help -- Steve ...
Good Day, Friends!I have one column in sheet1 and the other in sheet2.Columns have duplicates, within itself as a column, as well as when both columns are...
Hi everyone, I'm really hoping someone can assist.Background:I am attempting to migrate some data from a SharePoint 2010 wiki page library to a new O365...
Sunday, August 29, 2010 5:26 PM Hello Using vb.net 2008 to create an Excel ss. I am trying to add a new sheet and it does but it puts it out of order. It puts it as the first sheet. I need it as the last one ( furthest to the right). Thanks for any help ...
Excel 2003,2007,2010 Posts 10,241 Re: Copy Excel workbook with multiple sheets into a new Excel workbook on one sheet No select the Source workbook. Not the one with the macro in it. Then go to your Developers Tab select the macro and run. Register ...
Note: If you don’t see the Power Query tab in Excel 2010 or 2013 you candownload it here. This opens the Power Query Editor window. Step 2: In the formula bar type: =Excel.CurrentWorkbook() As shown below: Note: Power Query functions are case sensitive. ...