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When we hide worksheets using, still user can right click on tabs and un-hide the worksheets. For example, following example will hide the worksheet and user can un hide the sheets on right click on sheet tabs:
Sub sbHideSheet() Sheets("SheetName").Visible = False 'OR Sheets("SheetName").Visible = xlSheetHidden End Sub What if you do not want to permit users to un-hide worksheet, you can set the Visible property of worksheet to xlSheetVeryHidden and lock the VBA code. so that user can not un-hide the worksheet. The below example will hide the sheet and user can not see it in un hide worksheet dialog list.
Sub sbVeryHiddenSheet()
Sheets("SheetName").Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden
End Sub
Hello everybody, this would be my first tip on FixYa.com.
Number of people might not be aware how many rows and columns are there in Microsoft Worksheet.
This is how you can find out.
1. Select A1 cell in the worksheet
2. Now press Ctrl + down arrow from your keyboard, that will take you to the bottom of the row. You can find the number on the left side.
3. Again select A1 cell in the worksheet and press Ctrl + left arrow from your keyboard, that will take you to the last column of the worksheet. Now to number, just type "=column() " , without quotations, that will give you the number of the column.
Microsoft Worksheet columns is number from A to Z, again from AA to AZ, again from BA to BZ and so on till it reached IV in Excell 2003 and earlier version.
Microsoft Excel 2003 and old version has 16,777,216 cells per worksheet (65,536 rows * 256 columns). Excel 2007 has 17,179,869,184 cells per worksheet (1,048,576 rows * 16,384 columns).
Got to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > scroll down to Sort Order and select First, Last and also back out and select Display Order and select First, Last
The calculator has different worksheets. To access TVM worksheet, press [2nd] and any TVM key : N, I/Y, PV, PMT or FV To enter Amortization worksheet, press [2nd][AMORT] To access Cash Flow (problem with unequal cash flows) Press CF, or NPV, or CPT or IRR To access BOND worksheets press [2nd][BND] For depreciation worksheets press [2nd][DPR] For statistics, use [2nd][DATA], or [2nd][STAT]. There are other worksheets [2nd][Delta%], [2nd][DATE], [2nd][PROFIT], [2nd][BRKEVN],[2nd][MEMory].
These shortcuts will not get you anywhere if you do not consult the manual.
2003 - unfortunately not so apparent - easiest copy one worksheet to another (new) workbook then go to Window>>Compare Side by Side with option (while both workbooks are open)
2007 - on the Window section of the View tab - click New Window then View Side by Side icon (next to Split) - you may have to arrange the two windows to be side by side as it may come up one on top of the other (click on Arrange All in the Window section to choose Vertical vs. Horizontal)
If Sale Line 100 is an Excel Template then it is simple.
The Templates are just preformatted spreadsheets which are edited just like any other spreadsheet.
If you mean that you are using the Template to create another document but wanting all the fields to be the same as the Invoice then I suggest the following method:
Copy the Template fron Worksheet 1 onto Worksheet 2.
Add and remove any fields that you wnt to add or remove (Prices would be deleted on this copy and the title would be changed from Invoice to Delivery Docket, etc)
Then (on Worksheet 2) in the fields that you want to be the same - click on the cell you want the same Data in and hit the = sign. Then go to Worksheet 1 and Click on the cell that you want the data to be the same. Hit Enter. This will send you back to Worksheet 2 and you will see that any data entered into the cell in Worksheet 1 will now also appear in Worksheet 2.
Repeat this process for all the cells you want copied from worksheet 1.
When you complete the data in Worksheet 1 (the Invoice) all the data selected will automatically appear in the cells selected on Worksheet 2.
Try this on worksheet 2 select cell A1, type =, then open worksheet 1 and select B1. You will be returned to worksheet 2 and the formula in cell A1 will now read =Sheet1!A1. Enter anything into Shhet 1 A1 and you will see that it appears in the appropriate cell on Sheet 2.
When you want to print off the Invoice and the Delivery Docket - you only have to open each Worksheet and hit Print and a copy of each worksheet will be printed giving you an Invoice and a Delivery Docket with the appropriate info on each printout (eg if you exclude prices from the Del. Docket then after completing all the details in the Invoice will create a Del Docket with all the relevant information other than the prices.
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