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I have a workbook which I save as an addin. Problem is that there is a
mysterious workbook which attaches itself to my primary workbook and it only displays in the VBA editor. The problem is that this workbook is not viewable while in Excel. In addition, while in the VBA editor, if you click on any of the objects of the hidden workbook in the VBA editor, it as no properties, there are no options to delete or remove. It doesn't show up on the LINKS MENU in Excel either. Does anyone know how to remove this phantom workbook? |
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You may want to share the mysterious workbook's name and its project name.
But a workbook can have a reference to another workbook -- each time you open the "real" workbook, excel will open any workbook that is "referred to" by that original workbook. Open your workbook Go to the VBE Select your workbook's project Tools|References Look at the items that are checked. Do you see that mysterious workbook's project? If yes, you can uncheck it. But .... The developer may have set that reference on purpose. Maybe he/she wanted to get data from a worksheet in that workbook--or use any of the functions that were stored in that workbook. wrote: I have a workbook which I save as an addin. Problem is that there is a mysterious workbook which attaches itself to my primary workbook and it only displays in the VBA editor. The problem is that this workbook is not viewable while in Excel. In addition, while in the VBA editor, if you click on any of the objects of the hidden workbook in the VBA editor, it as no properties, there are no options to delete or remove. It doesn't show up on the LINKS MENU in Excel either. Does anyone know how to remove this phantom workbook? -- Dave Peterson |
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Ps. You may want to search google for that mysterious workbook name/project
name. Maybe it'll be quicker and you'll have a reason why it should be kept (or removed). wrote: I have a workbook which I save as an addin. Problem is that there is a mysterious workbook which attaches itself to my primary workbook and it only displays in the VBA editor. The problem is that this workbook is not viewable while in Excel. In addition, while in the VBA editor, if you click on any of the objects of the hidden workbook in the VBA editor, it as no properties, there are no options to delete or remove. It doesn't show up on the LINKS MENU in Excel either. Does anyone know how to remove this phantom workbook? -- Dave Peterson |
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The mysterious workbook isn't the add-in workbook itself, is it? Though it
should display its properties in the properties pane. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ wrote in message oups.com... I have a workbook which I save as an addin. Problem is that there is a mysterious workbook which attaches itself to my primary workbook and it only displays in the VBA editor. The problem is that this workbook is not viewable while in Excel. In addition, while in the VBA editor, if you click on any of the objects of the hidden workbook in the VBA editor, it as no properties, there are no options to delete or remove. It doesn't show up on the LINKS MENU in Excel either. Does anyone know how to remove this phantom workbook? |
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More.....The workbook is what I consider a masterworkbook. Basically
all my macros are in master .xls workbooks which I Save As .xla. Thus I can control versions of the addins this way. The phantom workbook is displaying in the VBA editor in my master .XLS document as a XLS document.. The phantom workbook name is one of the workbooks which I had open while working in my masterworkbook. In Tools- references workbook shows up UNCHECKED as UNSAVED document but the dang thing still opens when I open my masterworkbook. Also, if I try to export any of the phantom workbook objects such as sheets, etc, I get an I/O error. Jon Peltier wrote: The mysterious workbook isn't the add-in workbook itself, is it? Though it should display its properties in the properties pane. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ wrote in message oups.com... I have a workbook which I save as an addin. Problem is that there is a mysterious workbook which attaches itself to my primary workbook and it only displays in the VBA editor. The problem is that this workbook is not viewable while in Excel. In addition, while in the VBA editor, if you click on any of the objects of the hidden workbook in the VBA editor, it as no properties, there are no options to delete or remove. It doesn't show up on the LINKS MENU in Excel either. Does anyone know how to remove this phantom workbook? |
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