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    Murphybp2@gmail.com
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    [SOLVED] How to Hide Sheet Tabs when workbook Opens

    I have a shared workbook that I manage. Users navigate through the
    workbook with the links that I built. So I hide the sheet tabs so that
    they have to use the built navigation. But when I am making changes or
    adding things to the workbook, I show the sheet tabs because I may need
    to do something that requires they be visible. But sometimes I forget
    to hide them again. What VBA code could I put into the This Workbook
    module to automatically hide the sheet tabs when the workbook is opened?


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    Paul W Smith
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    Re: How to Hide Sheet Tabs when workbook Opens

    Try:

    ActiveWindow.DisplayWorkbookTabs = False

    HTH

    Paul Smith


    <Murphybp2@gmail.com> wrote in message
    news:1141838047.585487.142200@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
    >I have a shared workbook that I manage. Users navigate through the
    > workbook with the links that I built. So I hide the sheet tabs so that
    > they have to use the built navigation. But when I am making changes or
    > adding things to the workbook, I show the sheet tabs because I may need
    > to do something that requires they be visible. But sometimes I forget
    > to hide them again. What VBA code could I put into the This Workbook
    > module to automatically hide the sheet tabs when the workbook is opened?
    >




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    Murphybp2@gmail.com
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    Re: How to Hide Sheet Tabs when workbook Opens

    That did it. Thanks. Couldn't figure it out.


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