XL97: Can't Tile Windows with Macro If a Window Is Minimized

   Application.Windows.Arrange xlArrangeStyleTiled
				

   Application.Windows.Arrange xlTiled
				

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To arrange workbook windows, use the following line of code:

   Application.Windows.Arrange <constant>
				

In this line of code, <constant> can be one of the following four different values.

    Constant                   Definition
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   xlArrangeStyleCascade      Cascade the visible windows.

   xlArrangeStyleHorizontal   Arrange the visible windows horizontally.

   xlArrangeStyleVertical     Arrange the visible windows vertically.

   xlArrangeStyleTiled        Tile the visible windows (a combination of
                              horizontal and vertical arrangement).