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    Marco for to go to next sheet

    Dear All,

    Kindly any one can help me.

    I have attached excel workbook.

    sheet2 is having command button. I need to paste command button in all the sheet. Whether i need to paste the command button manually or any other procedure is available?

    Once i open the excel workbook, it sould open in full screen view and headlings, gridline and formula bar need not show.
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    Suresh G

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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    Your question again is not clear

    You've also already asked about the gridlines, etc.
    Last edited by royUK; 03-07-2012 at 03:16 AM.
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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    Try this. It's MACRO. Save it as a Macro enabled workbook.
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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    You don't need code to do this. Use hyperlinks

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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    Hi Suresh, as advised by Russell you can use this coding
    Sheets("Sheet2").Select
    In the above bracket you can give your corresponding sheet name..

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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    Dear Russell Dawson,

    Thank you to go to next sheet it is working fine.

    I am having more than 50 sheets. Do i require to paste the "Home" command button manually one by one sheet or i can paste at one stretch.

    For hiding gridline and heading please suggest me code. To do manually it is very difficult, because I am having more than 50 sheets.
    Last edited by SURESH G; 03-07-2012 at 04:13 AM. Reason: spell error

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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    Suresh

    As royUK suggests, it may be useful to create hyperlinks especially as you say that you have over 50 sheets. It'll be much quicker when building Sheet 1. Either way you will need to copy and paste the button or the link to the other pages.
    Gridlines can be got rid of very quickly, but you will have to go to each sheet and you will be there anyway.. On the view tab on each sheet there is a "Show/Hide" box. Simply uncheck as needed.

    Russell

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    Re: Marco for to go to next sheet

    Updated attachment contains sample hyperlinks
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