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    Ian
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    Invisible cells in VBA

    I want to make a range of cells on one of my worksheets invisible to the
    viewer although the data in the cells will still be availble to the code. I
    have selected the range but don't know the property or method for making the
    cells invisible. I tried " .Visible = False" on the selection but I got an
    error message.

    Thanks for any help,

  2. #2
    Vasant Nanavati
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    Re: Invisible cells in VBA

    You can't make individual cells "invisible." You can hide entire rows or
    entire columns.

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    Vasant



    "Ian" <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:93F782EF-D30C-4E60-8887-BB0017566EB0@microsoft.com...
    > I want to make a range of cells on one of my worksheets invisible to the
    > viewer although the data in the cells will still be availble to the code.

    I
    > have selected the range but don't know the property or method for making

    the
    > cells invisible. I tried " .Visible = False" on the selection but I got an
    > error message.
    >
    > Thanks for any help,




  3. #3
    Patrick Molloy
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    RE: Invisible cells in VBA

    if you don't want to hide the rows then you could simple format the row to
    ";;;"
    They will appear empty but seelcting the cells will still reveal their values.
    Why not just put the data onto another sheet?




    "Ian" wrote:

    > I want to make a range of cells on one of my worksheets invisible to the
    > viewer although the data in the cells will still be availble to the code. I
    > have selected the range but don't know the property or method for making the
    > cells invisible. I tried " .Visible = False" on the selection but I got an
    > error message.
    >
    > Thanks for any help,


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