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![]() I need to make one worksheet the default page in a shared workbook |
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The 'default page' is whatever was on screen when the workbook was last saved. If you need something else, you'll need a Workbook_Open macro in the workbook's 'ThisWorkbook' module that automatically switches to the required worksheet & range when the workbook is opened. For example:
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Private Sub Workbook_Open() ThisWorkbook.Sheets("SomeSheet").Activate End Sub
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macropod,
Thanks worked great. Now shared users want page to open to last entry, can you help? cleejr |
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Simply save the workbook with whatever view you want the workbook to re-open with.
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That works for me, the person who created the workbook, however the shared users do not default to the last entry (or the desired worksheet until I inserted the code that you suggested) .
Regards, Chuck |
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With a shared workbook, I would expect it to open at the last position it was saved at - by whosever did that save. If you use the macro, though, that will override the last-saved position.
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