Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The Worksheet.Visible Property

The video tutorial explains the visible property in Excel worksheets, highlighting how it can be used to hide or unhide sheets using VBA. It covers Boolean arguments (true/false) and enumerations (Excel sheet visible, hidden, very hidden) to control visibility. The 'very hidden' option is unique to VBA, preventing users from unhiding sheets through the Excel interface. The tutorial demonstrates these concepts with practical examples, emphasizing the flexibility and power of the visible property in managing worksheet visibility.

What does the visible property in Excel allow you to do?

• Change the color of a worksheet

• Hide or unhide a worksheet

• Delete a worksheet permanently

• Rename a worksheet

In VBA, what Boolean value would you use to hide a worksheet?

• Yes

• No

• True

• False

Which enumeration is equivalent to setting the visible property to true?

• Excel Sheet Hidden

• Excel Sheet Very Hidden

• Excel Sheet Visible

• Excel Sheet Invisible

What is the purpose of using enumerations with the visible property?

• To protect the worksheet with a password

• To change the worksheet's name

• To provide more options than just true or false for visibility

• To delete the worksheet

What is the effect of setting a worksheet's visible property to 'Excel Sheet Very Hidden'?

• The worksheet is hidden and cannot be unhidden through the Excel interface

• The worksheet is visible to all users

• The worksheet is protected with a password

• The worksheet is deleted

How can a 'very hidden' worksheet be made visible again?

• By restarting Excel

• By running a VBA macro

• By using a password

• By right-clicking and selecting unhide

Which of the following is NOT a valid enumeration for the visible property?

• Excel Sheet Visible

• Excel Sheet Very Hidden

• Excel Sheet Hidden

• Excel Sheet Locked