We use a tool called Macro Express in conjunction with an Excel
workbook, which copies specific Excel data to input into another
application.

I have been enhancing the user workbook using some
formulas/validation/VBA code/macros, and now I am having an issue with
the Enter function.

Once all work has been completed in the workbook, a macro is run to
copy the worksheet, paste the values, remove validation & formats
everything as text (this is done with an excel macro tied to a button
the user clicks..i'm sure there is an easier, cleaner approach, but hey,
i'm a newbie yet).

The user then saves the workbook, exits and re-opens, disabling the
macros.

They then activate the ME macro to start the copy process. As the copy
function comes to the end of a row, when the Enter command is called to
go back to column A in the next row, it is now pasting the last piece of
copied data into the next Excel cell.

Is there some setting within Excel that would change the functionality
of the Enter key to paste?

The last cell in the row did have a DV list attached to the cell prior
to running the macro to remove it...did it leave a 'ghost'?

Thanks!


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