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Formatting cells on your worksheet can make the right information easy to see at a glance, but formatting cells that aren't being used (especially entire rows and columns) can cause your workbook's file size to grow quickly. This can slow down not just Excel, but the overall performance of your computer when you have an excessively formatted worksheet open. Excessive formatting can also cause printing problems in Excel.
I am working on a task that requires a separate workbooks. In my second workbook there is an extra 100+ rows that I keep deleting and they are reappearing. I have tried to choose CTRL+End and the pressed clear formatting all for the rows, but then they come back again.
Do I understand correctly you have empty rows all the time at the bottom of you range? To clean, select all these empty rows (from end of the range till the roe where Ctrl+End is positioned), Home->Clear-Clear All. Save and reopen workbook. As a rule Ctrl+End shall be at the end of your range after that.
An excel-vba Project is hosted in a Workbook... seeing two Workbook objects under a single project is very worrying (and looking at the icons the VBE is using for the "ghost worksheets", it seems there's even more workbook objects than that) - I'd suggest you export all modules and copy the sane worksheet/workbook code into a new file (I wouldn't even try to open the ghost copies), and destroy that one.
Users raised concerns with me when their sheets were crashing when opened from the network (worked when copied to their local PC). When I discovered the ghost sheets and extra "This Workbook" versions, I tried restoring an earlier version, but, all old versions were suffering from similar issues.The Excel files I'm seeing this on are ones that are used across our WAN, they often crash during saving. Consequently the destination folder contains a number of *.tmp files. So I believe it is occurring as the sheet is not saving correctly/being corrupted during SAVE.
I had the exact same problem in Excel 2015 for quite a while, and when I hid the Personal.xlsb workbook, a blank page would open instead and I couldn't close that one without closing the file I actually wanted open.
I went to the XLSTART folder to see if my personal workbook was indeed in the wrong place. It was there so I tried deleting and recreating it to no avail (just a big pain in my butt with the amount of macros I have).
I went back to the XLSTART folder and saw there was also an add-in file, something I had to install for work. I deleted this file and restarted Excel - no extra window! PERSONAL.xlsb stays hidden too. Not that this is everyone's issue but it was mine
I had the same problem because I had created macros, which saves in PERSONAL.xlsb located in C:\Users\ username \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTARTYou can just open from this location go to the View tab and select Hide. From now on when you open a file this will no longer open as well, but will still allow use of, for example, macros created that you'd want to use in multiple files.Now that I have seen the solution to the problem I recall having unhidden this PERSONAL workbook that gets created, just cannot recall as to why I would have done it.
In my case I simply couldn't delete macros workbook as it was full of macros. What helped me was to make personal.xlsb file visible, modify it slightly (I changed the columns width), re-save it and hide again. And voila - the additional blank window doesn't appear anymore!It looks MS has made some changes into xlsb file format and the file needs updating.
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The Excel Excess Formatting Cleaner Add-in program removes all formatting that has been applied beyond the cell range that contains data, or beyond the cell range that is covered by shapes, in each worksheet in the workbook
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There are a couple of important items to be aware of when using the FORMULATEXT. First, note that you can use it to reference a cell in another worksheet or workbook, but the workbook must be open. Otherwise, Excel will return an #N/A error value.
After you set up Microsoft Excel conditional formatting rules, you might see a problem with new rules being created automatically -- you could end up with hundreds of extra rules! See how to remove the extra rules, and ways to prevent extra rules in the future. There is also a macro that removes the duplicate rules, if the data is in a named Excel table.
In this workbook, I've got a couple conditional formatting rules, and I'm going to show you how those can get duplicated, so you end up with lots more rules than you started out with, and then how you can fix the problem.
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Are you exasperated because you cannot find the spreadsheet one of your formulas refers to? The sheet does not appear among other tabs at the bottom of your workbook, nor does it show up in the Unhide dialog box. Where on earth could that sheet be? Simply, it is very hidden.
Unhiding a sheet that was hidden normally is very easy. All you have to do is right-click any visible worksheet, click Unhide, and select the sheet you want to view. Very hidden sheets are a different story. If the workbook contains only very hidden sheets, you won't even be able to open the Unhide dialog box because the Unhide command will be disabled. If the workbook contains both hidden and very hidden sheets, the Unhide dialog will be available, but very hidden sheets won't be listed there.
That's it! As soon the Visible property is changed, the corresponding sheet tab will disappear from the bottom of your workbook. Repeat the above steps for other sheets if necessary and close the Visual Basic Editor window when finished.
Make active worksheet very hidden with VBA codeIf you have to hide sheets on a regular basis and are annoyed about having to do it manually, you can automate the job with a single line of code. Here's the macro that makes an active worksheet very hidden:
If you are writing a macro for other users, you may want to take care of situations when a workbook contains only one visible sheet. As you may remember, it's not possible to hide absolutely all worksheets in an Excel file (whether you are making them hidden or very hidden), at least one sheet should remain in view. So, to warn your users about this limitation, wrap the above macro in an On Error block like this:
Sub VeryHiddenActiveSheet() On Error GoTo ErrorHandler ActiveSheet.Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden Exit Sub ErrorHandler: MsgBox "A workbook must contain at least one visible worksheet.", vbOKOnly, "Unable to Hide Worksheet"End Sub
Make multiple worksheets very hidden with VBA codeIn case you want to set all selected sheets to be very hidden, go through all of the selected sheets in an active workbook (ActiveWindow) one by one and change their Visible property to xlSheetVeryHidden.
Sub VeryHiddenSelectedSheets() Dim wks As Worksheet On Error GoTo ErrorHandler For Each wks In ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets wks.Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden Next Exit Sub ErrorHandler: MsgBox "A workbook must contain at least one visible worksheet.", vbOKOnly, "Unable to Hide Worksheets"End Sub
How to unhide very hidden sheets in ExcelNow that you know how to completely hide sheets in Excel, it's time to talk about how you can view very hidden sheets.