I'm in MS Access and don't know from column letters - all my constants are in
terms of column number.
I'd like to select, say, column number 7 and hide it....
?
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PeteCresswell
I'm in MS Access and don't know from column letters - all my constants are in
terms of column number.
I'd like to select, say, column number 7 and hide it....
?
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PeteCresswell
Gord and I sent you a macro solution for EXCEL as this is an Excel ng.
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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software
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> I'm in MS Access and don't know from column letters - all my constants are
in
> terms of column number.
>
> I'd like to select, say, column number 7 and hide it....
>
> ?
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> PeteCresswell
Per Don Guillett:
>Gord and I sent you a macro solution for EXCEL as this is an Excel ng.
Worked like a champ from MS Access.
Only problem I had was a little RCI....thought the command wasn't working, then
found that applying column formatting after the command restored visibility to
true. Move the command to the end of the routine and the formatting stuck.
Thanks again.
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PeteCresswell
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