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VBA script for recognising MS Project View

VBA script for recognising MS Project View

VBA script for recognising MS Project View

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Hi,

I'm trying to get a macro to determine whether or not a Tracking Gantt is currently showing, and if it is, to apply certain changes to the Gantt Bar Style.  The reason I need the script to recognise whether or not a Tracking Gantt is currently showing is that if a different view is showing this gantt bar style edit produces an error.  

Does anyone know a for or if loop which identifies the current view of the active project?

Thanks,
Chris

RE: VBA script for recognising MS Project View

Here are a couple:

Private Function ActiveViewOfActiveProject() As ViewSingle
    Set ActiveView = ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View
End Function

Private Function ActiveView(TargetProject As Project) As ViewSingle
    Set ActiveView = TargetProject.Windows.ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View
End Function

Hope this helps.
KW

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