Excel For Mac Print Visible Only

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Returns or sets an XlSheetVisibility value that determines whether the object is visible.

Syntax

expression.Visible

expression A variable that represents a Worksheet object.

Example

This example hides Sheet1.

This example makes Sheet1 visible.

This example makes every sheet in the active workbook visible.

This example creates a new worksheet and then sets its Visible property to xlSheetVeryHidden. To refer to the sheet, use its object variable, newSheet, as shown in the last line of the example. To use the newSheet object variable in another procedure, you must declare it as a public variable (Public newSheet As Object) in the first line of the module preceding any Sub or Function procedure.

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Returns or sets an XlSheetVisibility value that determines whether the object is visible.

Syntax

expression.Visible

expression A variable that represents a Worksheet object.

Example

This example hides Sheet1.

This example makes Sheet1 visible.

This example makes every sheet in the active workbook visible.

This example creates a new worksheet and then sets its Visible property to xlSheetVeryHidden. To refer to the sheet, use its object variable, newSheet, as shown in the last line of the example. To use the newSheet object variable in another procedure, you must declare it as a public variable (Public newSheet As Object) in the first line of the module preceding any Sub or Function procedure.

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