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autosave.xla already open
One of my users is getting this response every time they open an excel sheet?
autosave.xla already open. Then whichever answer excel crashes. Product being used office 2000 professional. Thanks |
autosave.xla already open
1. Go to the XLSTART folder and remove autosave.xla if it is there.
2. Try starting Excel in Office Safe Mode -- Gary's Student "Jon Scales" wrote: One of my users is getting this response every time they open an excel sheet? autosave.xla already open. Then whichever answer excel crashes. Product being used office 2000 professional. Thanks |
autosave.xla already open
Hi,
Tried that and there was nothing in the folder. Excel opened fine in safe mode? Anyother suggestions greatly appreciated. Jon "Gary''s Student" wrote: 1. Go to the XLSTART folder and remove autosave.xla if it is there. 2. Try starting Excel in Office Safe Mode -- Gary's Student "Jon Scales" wrote: One of my users is getting this response every time they open an excel sheet? autosave.xla already open. Then whichever answer excel crashes. Product being used office 2000 professional. Thanks |
autosave.xla already open
Maybe this from Debra Dalgleish's site will help:
http://contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#AlreadyOpen Jon Scales wrote: One of my users is getting this response every time they open an excel sheet? autosave.xla already open. Then whichever answer excel crashes. Product being used office 2000 professional. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
autosave.xla already open
Thanks to all who assisted. What I found was the following;
Starting Excel in safe mode everything started fine, tried to remove the add-ins and found they came back each time. In the end I looked for the information to make a cleanish install of excel by editing the registry. Came back up fine. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe this from Debra Dalgleish's site will help: http://contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#AlreadyOpen Jon Scales wrote: One of my users is getting this response every time they open an excel sheet? autosave.xla already open. Then whichever answer excel crashes. Product being used office 2000 professional. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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