Hello
I am looking to hide the formula bar on a specific excel file.
What I found in setting turns it off for all excel files
I am guessing this can be achieved with code?
is it possible?
Thank you
Hello
I am looking to hide the formula bar on a specific excel file.
What I found in setting turns it off for all excel files
I am guessing this can be achieved with code?
is it possible?
Thank you
Last edited by diddy47; 09-25-2019 at 04:29 PM.
Hello diddy47,
You may try;
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Maybe i am not implementing this correctly
I placed this code in the area found after right click view code on the tab
I placed the code at the very top of the box and closed the MVBA box and saved the file then closed the file
According to what I can understand from the code above from now after each time I open the file the formula bar will not appear....this is true for any excel file opened whilst THIS file is open as well. And when i close this file the formula bar should re-appear on all other open excel files and any other i open thereafter. unless i am very much mistaken
The code does not seem to behave this way. Nothing seems to be happening. I am sure I missed something and missed a step somewhere?
You need to place the code in the ThisWorkbook module?
HTH
Regards, Jeff
thanks for pointing that out it works now
@ jeffreybrown,
Hello Jeff,
Thank for filling in my neglect to state that the Code should be placed in the ThisWorkbook module.
@ diddy47,
Thank you for the feedback, and the Rep+. I appreciate it.
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Thanks.
@Winon,
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