Re: Hiding Pointer/cursor. Hi Ian, It depends! There is actually no easy way to hide the cursor via code. You can change it's appearance as follows though [vba] Sub ChangeCursor1() Application.Cursor = xlDefault End Sub. Sub ChangeCursor2() Application.Cursor = xlIBeam End Sub. Sub ChangeCursor3() Application.Cursor = xlWait End Sub. Sub ChangeCursor4()

hide 'YourCode. show End Sub. Private Declare Function ShowCursor Lib "USER32" _ (ByVal fShow As Integer) As Integer Sub hide() While ShowCursor(False) >= 0 Wend End Sub Sub show() While ShowCursor(True) < 0 Wend End Sub

Auto move cursor to specific cell with the Name box. The cell cursor is the dark outline around the active cell. Hi ALL , My requirement is that in excel sheet1 the mouse pointer is moved from the vba not by the user. With either of these, move your cursor to the cell you want to filter your data by (e.

Using Hide Method: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() UserForm1. Hide End Sub Using Unload Method: Private Sub UserForm_Click() Unload Me End Sub When we click on the Userform, it will disappear from the screen. Now, go to worksheet and click on the Command button to hide or unload a UserForm on the screen. Excel VBA: Getting a Table Header Row Address; Excel VBA: Deleting the First Column; Excel VBA: Converting a Table To Range of Cells; Excel VBA: Counting Rows In a Table; Excel VBA: Deleting the First Row in a Table; Excel VBA: Selecting a Cell in a Table; Excel VBA: Counting Columns In a Table; Excel VBA: Getting a Table Address

cursor to a menu or toolbar or open another form. If you really need to do it, paste the following into a new module. Then you could call HideTheCursor when the form opens and ShowTheCursor when it closes. You could also look at clipping the cursor, where restrict the mouse to a fixed rectangle using co-ordinates you supply (I have given some