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How do I set up an excel doc. to open on the same tab everytime

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    Dana Stricker
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    How do I set up an excel doc. to open on the same tab everytime

    i'm using excel 2003. I need to set up a doument that has lots of tabs, one
    of them being a "directory" tab with hyperlinks to tabs within this document.
    I would like my document to always open on the "directory" tab, regardless of
    who/where it was saved last. This document is used by many people so we do
    not want to set up a macro. Can this be done?

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    Gord Dibben
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    Re: How do I set up an excel doc. to open on the same tab everytime

    Dana

    Not without using VBA code(macro).

    Private Sub Workbook_Open()
    Sheets("directory").Activate
    End Sub


    Gord Dibben Excel MVP

    On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 11:11:03 -0800, "Dana Stricker" <Dana
    [email protected]> wrote:

    >i'm using excel 2003. I need to set up a doument that has lots of tabs, one
    >of them being a "directory" tab with hyperlinks to tabs within this document.
    >I would like my document to always open on the "directory" tab, regardless of
    >who/where it was saved last. This document is used by many people so we do
    >not want to set up a macro. Can this be done?



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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: How do I set up an excel doc. to open on the same tab everytime

    As long as everyone saves it in the correct location, it'll open ok.

    But you'll need a macro if you can't trust them all to do this:

    Option Explicit
    sub auto_open()
    application.goto worksheets("directory").range("a1"),scroll:=true
    end sub

    (if you change your mind.)

    Dana Stricker wrote:
    >
    > i'm using excel 2003. I need to set up a doument that has lots of tabs, one
    > of them being a "directory" tab with hyperlinks to tabs within this document.
    > I would like my document to always open on the "directory" tab, regardless of
    > who/where it was saved last. This document is used by many people so we do
    > not want to set up a macro. Can this be done?


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    Dave Peterson

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