Appointment Calendar.xlt help
 

When I start Excell 2007 a message tells me it cannot find Appointment
Calendar.xlt. This is because I stupidly removed it in an attempt to preven
it from opening each time I opened Excell 2007. I hoped I might be able to
fix this by using Repair which used to be in Help for Excell 2002. Is there
an analogous
repair option in Excell 2007? I can't find a pointer to Appointment
Calendar.xlt in XLSTARTUP. What do I do now to prevent the message on
startup?
--
Regards,
Ernie Lippert

Appointment Calendar.xlt help
 

Just a guess (I've never heard of that template).

I bet you have an addin that's loading that needs that template.

I'd go into the Excel Options (under the Office button) Addins category and see
if any look like they should be unchecked.

If there are none that jump out, I'd make a note of all the installed addins and
turn them all off.

Then restart excel.

If you don't get the warning message, turn one of the addins on and restart
excel.

Repeat until you find one that causes the warning message.



Ernie Lippert wrote:

When I start Excell 2007 a message tells me it cannot find Appointment
Calendar.xlt. This is because I stupidly removed it in an attempt to preven
it from opening each time I opened Excell 2007. I hoped I might be able to
fix this by using Repair which used to be in Help for Excell 2002. Is there
an analogous
repair option in Excell 2007? I can't find a pointer to Appointment
Calendar.xlt in XLSTARTUP. What do I do now to prevent the message on
startup?
--
Regards,
Ernie Lippert

--

Dave Peterson

Appointment Calendar.xlt help
 

Dave,
Thanks. Your suggestion worked. Appointment Calendar appeared in the AddIn
list. I just deleted it and all is fine. No publisher was indiacted for it.
--
Regards,
Ernie Lippert


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Just a guess (I've never heard of that template).

I bet you have an addin that's loading that needs that template.

I'd go into the Excel Options (under the Office button) Addins category and see
if any look like they should be unchecked.

If there are none that jump out, I'd make a note of all the installed addins and
turn them all off.

Then restart excel.

If you don't get the warning message, turn one of the addins on and restart
excel.

Repeat until you find one that causes the warning message.



Ernie Lippert wrote:

When I start Excell 2007 a message tells me it cannot find Appointment
Calendar.xlt. This is because I stupidly removed it in an attempt to preven
it from opening each time I opened Excell 2007. I hoped I might be able to
fix this by using Repair which used to be in Help for Excell 2002. Is there
an analogous
repair option in Excell 2007? I can't find a pointer to Appointment
Calendar.xlt in XLSTARTUP. What do I do now to prevent the message on
startup?
--
Regards,
Ernie Lippert

--

Dave Peterson

Appointment Calendar.xlt help
 

Dave,
Thanks. Your suggestion worked. Appointment Calendar (no publisher listed)
was shown in the Addin list. I removed it and all is fine.
--
Regards,
Ernie Lippert


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Just a guess (I've never heard of that template).

I bet you have an addin that's loading that needs that template.

I'd go into the Excel Options (under the Office button) Addins category and see
if any look like they should be unchecked.

If there are none that jump out, I'd make a note of all the installed addins and
turn them all off.

Then restart excel.

If you don't get the warning message, turn one of the addins on and restart
excel.

Repeat until you find one that causes the warning message.



Ernie Lippert wrote:

When I start Excell 2007 a message tells me it cannot find Appointment
Calendar.xlt. This is because I stupidly removed it in an attempt to preven
it from opening each time I opened Excell 2007. I hoped I might be able to
fix this by using Repair which used to be in Help for Excell 2002. Is there
an analogous
repair option in Excell 2007? I can't find a pointer to Appointment
Calendar.xlt in XLSTARTUP. What do I do now to prevent the message on
startup?
--
Regards,
Ernie Lippert

--

Dave Peterson