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there's any error message when i save a excel file which contains vba
script, but when i reopen it ,the vba script has gone, why?

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What version of excel are you using?

And are you saving the file as a normal workbook or a text file (.prn, .csv,
....)?



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there's any error message when i save a excel file which contains vba
script, but when i reopen it ,the vba script has gone, why?


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Excel2003 chinese version


What version of excel are you using?

And are you saving the file as a normal workbook or a text file (.prn, .csv,
...)?

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I've never used the chinese version of excel, but you didn't answer the second
question.

If you're saving it as text (extensions of .prn, .csv in English), then macros
won't be saved with it.

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Excel2003 chinese version

What version of excel are you using?

And are you saving the file as a normal workbook or a text file (.prn, .csv,
...)?

Dave Peterson


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Default can't save VBA script when saving excel file

sorry, didn't notice your second question,
i saved it as a normal workbook (xls)

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I've never used the chinese version of excel, but you didn't answer the second
question.

If you're saving it as text (extensions of .prn, .csv in English), then macros
won't be saved with it.

thinktwice wrote:

Excel2003 chinese version

What version of excel are you using?

And are you saving the file as a normal workbook or a text file (.prn, .csv,
...)?

Dave Peterson


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I don't have another guess, but maybe you can check to see if it's excel or just
that single workbook by creating a new workbook, adding some macros and seeing
what happens.

thinktwice wrote:

sorry, didn't notice your second question,
i saved it as a normal workbook (xls)

"Dave Peterson дµÀ£º
"
I've never used the chinese version of excel, but you didn't answer the second
question.

If you're saving it as text (extensions of .prn, .csv in English), then macros
won't be saved with it.

thinktwice wrote:

Excel2003 chinese version

What version of excel are you using?

And are you saving the file as a normal workbook or a text file (.prn, .csv,
...)?

Dave Peterson


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