Create A Navigation Bar Using VBA To Switch Between Sheets Easily - The Excel Hub
We cover how to make a navigation bar using VBA. A navigation bar can really increase the user-friendliness of an Excel workbook and it also increases efficiency. Instead of having to drag your mouse to the bottom to select different sheets, you can simply click each icon and automatically enter the right sheet. The key is to ensure that the navigation icons are placed in the same position in each sheet. This makes the process seamless. Moreover, it makes the navigation bar easier to use as the user knows that in each sheet the navigation bar is found in the same position. What we want to do in this video is create a set of macros which will automatically bring the user to the home page when they click the home icon, the analysis sheet when they click the chart icon and the settings sheet when they click the settings icon.
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