Excel VBA

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RightLaugh replied

3 August 2007, 14:06
Originally posted by lilelvis2000

screenupdating ?

why could you not google this yourself you tw4t!!!!

That'll be £250 please.

That's the baby. Thanks.
Cheque is in the post.

P.S you geek
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lilelvis2000 replied

3 August 2007, 13:54
screenupdating ?

why could you not google this yourself you tw4t!!!!

That'll be £250 please.
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RightLaugh replied

3 August 2007, 13:26
Originally posted by thunderlizard

you can password protect the code project - is that what you're after?

oh, & you're a right spanner.

hth

tl

I'm afraid not.
The vba script goes to other worksheets and you can see this happening. I just want it to run and the user doesn't see any of that.
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Ardesco replied

3 August 2007, 12:07
Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelled of elderberries!
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thunderlizard replied

3 August 2007, 12:07
you can password protect the code project - is that what you're after?

oh, & you're a right spanner.

hth

tl
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RightLaugh started a topic Excel VBA

3 August 2007, 12:03
Excel VBA

I've created a combo box on a worksheet and have some VBA on the change event. I don't want the user to see what the code is doing. I managed to turn this option off before but I've forgotten how to do it.
Could one of you give me some help.
I also would like some insults as well seeing as it's such an easy thing to do.
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