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    How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    Hello all,
    I have a excel file with many worksheets and I've made one worksheet to be a list of contents to navigate between worksheets. Is there a way how I can make this worksheet "come along". If I click on hyperlink it goes onto that page it supposed to go, but to choose another worksheet I have to go back to the end to find list of contents worksheet. It would be great if it would automaticalli change its position and places itself next to selected worksheet.
    Is this possible?

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    Assuming the sheet is called Master, add this code to the ThisWorkbook code module

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    Thank you Bob, it kind of works, but it keeps me on the list of content sheet. I want it to just come next to selected sheet, but not keep me always on list of contents sheet.

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    It sounds like you need a userform. This will stay open regardless of sheet

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    I don't understand you, it is using the activate event, which means another sheet is activated.

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    but it keeps me on list of contents sheet. if I click on another sheet, its only viewable until mouse button is hold. as soon as I release it, I get list of contents sheet.

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    is there any way to correct it?

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    Post your workbook, so we can see what you mean.

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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    I got it working with the code I got from mr.excel forum
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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    @ Kalts

    Good to see that you that you found a solution to your problem, and thanks for sharing it, but you haven't marked your thread as SOLVED. I'll do that for you now but please keep in mind for your future threads that Rule #9 requires you to do that yourself. If your problem has not been solved you can use Thread Tools (located above your first post) and choose "Mark this thread as unsolved".
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    Re: How to make on worksheet "sticky"

    sorry for that.

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