Excel Macro to Perform Arrange All When Sheet Is Clicked
Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
Article ID: Q43296
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SUMMARY
The following macro performs the Arrange All command whenever another sheet is activated. When working with an odd number of sheets, it will make the active sheet the largest. The macro is assumed to be named ARRANGE.XLM.
A1: Arrange
A2: =ON.WINDOW(,"arrange.xlm!R5C1")
A3: =RETURN()
A4:
A5: Arrange_all
A6: =ARRANGE.ALL()
A7: =RETURN()
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Last reviewed: November 2, 1994
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