can vba access hidden sheets?
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When a sheet is Very Hidden, not only is it not visible in your list of sheets, it's also not shown in the list of sheets when you click on “Unhide”. Very hidden indeed! The only way to access a Very Hidden sheet is to go into the VBA Editor (Alt + F11).
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That's a hidden workbook stored on your computer, which opens in the background every time you open Excel. Macros and VBA tools can be found on the Developer tab, which is hidden by default, so the first step is to enable it.
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['Open the password-protected sheet.', 'With the cursor positioned in cell A1, press Shift + Ctrl + End to select all used cells in the worksheet.', 'Press Ctrl + C to copy the selected cells.']
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In Excel, go to the View tab and choose Unhide in the Ribbon under the Windows group. When the dialog box appears, choose “PERSONAL” and click OK. Go to the Review tab in the Changes group and click Share Workbook.
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['Click once on the "Start" menu button on the taskbar. ... ', 'Click twice on "Folder Options." The "Folder Options" window will pop up. ... ', 'Click on the "View" tab. ... ', 'Look under "Advanced settings." You will see several options to check.', 'Look for the "Show hidden files and folders" option. ... ', 'Click the "Apply" button and then "OK."']
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['Go to the worksheet you want to unprotect.', 'Go to File > Info > Protect > Unprotect Sheet, or from the Review tab > Changes > Unprotect Sheet.', 'If the sheet is protected with a password, then enter the password in the Unprotect Sheet dialog box, and click OK.']
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A VBA macro can call an XLL-based UDF via Application. Evaluate("=MyUDF()"). It is impossible to differentiate calls from a worksheet and from a VBA macro.
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['Launch a new worksheet that you want to import the file names.', 'Hold down the ALT + F11 keys to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.', 'Click Insert > Module, and paste the following code in the Module Window.']
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Open Windows "File Explorer" > Go to "Tools" > "Folder" Options > Go to the "View" Tab > Check "Show Hidden Files". This will make sure that the files and folders are not in hidden mode. Step 3. Next, click on the "Start" Menu > "Run" > Type cmd and press "Enter".
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['Open the HTML document. Figure 5: User Input Form.', 'Enter the data then press the Submit button. ... ', "Open the Workbook to check sheet1's data."]
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['Option Explicit.', 'Sub SubRoutineSample()', 'Application. DisplayAlerts = False.', "' complex.", "' macro.", "' function.", "' goes here.", 'Application. DisplayAlerts = True.']
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['Enable a blank worksheet and press Alt + F11 keys to open Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.', 'Click box> Module and paste under VBA in the new Module window. ... ', 'Press F5 key or click run to run the VBA, and a dialog box appears to select a folder from which you want to import all the csv files.']
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['Open the password-protected sheet.', 'With the cursor positioned in cell A1, press Shift + Ctrl + End to select all used cells in the worksheet.', 'Press Ctrl + C to copy the selected cells.', 'Create a new sheet in the current workbook or in a different workbook (to create a new Excel file, simply press Ctrl + N).']
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['Save the file.', 'Open the Utilities > Macro > Project Manager.', 'Load Project - Navigate to your saved file "Example. mvba" - Open. ... ', 'Select the macro you would like to run.', 'Hit the big "Play" icon in the Project Manager to access the loaded macros.', 'Select the macro you would like to run.', 'Hit the run button to run the macro.']
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['Open an excel workbook.', 'Press Alt+F11 to open VBA Editor.', 'Insert a new module from Insert menu.', 'Copy the above code and Paste in the code window.', 'Specify the required file and folder locations.', 'Press F5 to execute the code.', 'Now You should see your file is copied to specified location.']
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['Hold down OPTION.', 'Drag the sheet tab to the location that you want the copied sheet to appear along the row of sheet tabs. Important: Release the mouse button before you release the OPTION key.']
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Open any MS Office app (Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, etc) and then press Alt-F11 to open the VBA IDE. Then use File... Open to see if it can open the . vba file.