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    Question Default Sheet When Workbook Opens ...

    Is there a way to have a certain or default sheet open everytime that workbook is opened?

    Example: I have a Sheet Labled 'Start', but i also have 10 other worksheets.

    Is it possible to have the worksheet labled 'Start' to open by default everytime
    this workbook is opened?

    Thanks for any help here...

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    Hi,

    You need an event macro in ThisWorkbook module ...
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    You're Excellent Carim! Thanks for the fast Respone...

    Your Knowledge is Greatly Appreciated... Thanks

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    Glad it fixed your problem

    Thanks for the feedback

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    Carim, when I close and open the workbook, the start page is not opening.

    does it have to be the first module code?

    thanks..

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    No ...

    As stated in my previous post, this event macro has to be stored into the module called "ThisWorkbook" ...

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    Hi Carim, I don't see a Module Named ThisWorkBook. Is it something I have to create?

    If so, How, And exactly where is this coding inserted in the module?

    Thanks..

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    Every workbook has a ThisWorkbook module. Once you are in the VB Editor (ALT + F11), see attached picture.
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    Thumbs up

    A BIG Thanks to you Carim and jasoncw on this topic. It works great now
    that I realize how to access the ThisWorkBook module.. Thank you all very much..

    The Image was also helpful..thanks alot..

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    You're welcome.

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