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Hi,
I hope everyone had a good New Year. My Excel is really being strange at the moment. Amongst other things, when I save a current project, the visible worksheet changes from what I want to a different one in the workbook. Can anyone tell me why this is, please? Thanks Steve |
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Steve,
Could there be some event code in the workbook that activates the specific sheet? Go into the VBE (Alt-F11), make sure the project explorer is up (Ctrl-R), select your workbook, make sure it is fully expanded (+/- sign), make sure the Microsoft Excel Objects is fully expanded (+/- sign) and click THisWorkbook. Check if there is code there. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Steve" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I hope everyone had a good New Year. My Excel is really being strange at the moment. Amongst other things, when I save a current project, the visible worksheet changes from what I want to a different one in the workbook. Can anyone tell me why this is, please? Thanks Steve |
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Thanks for replying, Bob.
I'd already thought to look at that, and no, there's nothing there. (There was, but it was an empty Worksheet_Open() event, which I've now removed) Steve |
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If you open the workbook with macros disabled (change the security setting
before you open the workbook), do you still get the same thing? If no, then maybe you missed some code. If I recall correctly, xl's autosave also changes to the first worksheet in the workbook when it saves--any chance you're saving through autosave? Steve wrote: Thanks for replying, Bob. I'd already thought to look at that, and no, there's nothing there. (There was, but it was an empty Worksheet_Open() event, which I've now removed) Steve -- Dave Peterson |
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Hey, that did it. I opened with the macros disabled, and then saved the
document. Works like a charm. Thanks a lot. Steve |
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If xl behaved nicely with macros disabled, I'd still guess you have a macro
doing some stuff. You may want to look for that code once more. Steve wrote: Hey, that did it. I opened with the macros disabled, and then saved the document. Works like a charm. Thanks a lot. Steve -- Dave Peterson |
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