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Just curious if this can be done... does anyone know a way to make a pop up
message appear in Excel 2003 when an a file opens? Example, I have a
particular file that is shared for others to update. When whoever opens the
file I would like a little text box to say a few chosen words from me like
"THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED" or anything else I choose.

Thanks in advance,

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Hi Ian,

In a standard module paste:

'=============
Public Sub Auto_Open()
MsgBox "THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED"
End Sub
'<<=============


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Regards,
Norman


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Just curious if this can be done... does anyone know a way to make a pop
up message appear in Excel 2003 when an a file opens? Example, I have a
particular file that is shared for others to update. When whoever opens
the file I would like a little text box to say a few chosen words from me
like "THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED" or anything else I choose.

Thanks in advance,

Ian



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In the thisworkbook module in the VB Editor add this code(Right click the
Excel icon in the top right hand corner of Excel and choose view code)

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
MsgBox "THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED", _ vbInformation,
"Warning"
End Sub
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


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Just curious if this can be done... does anyone know a way to make a pop up
message appear in Excel 2003 when an a file opens? Example, I have a
particular file that is shared for others to update. When whoever opens the
file I would like a little text box to say a few chosen words from me like
"THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED" or anything else I choose.

Thanks in advance,

Ian



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Perfect. Thanks!!!

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Hi Ian,

In a standard module paste:

'=============
Public Sub Auto_Open()
MsgBox "THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED"
End Sub
'<<=============


---
Regards,
Norman


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Just curious if this can be done... does anyone know a way to make a pop
up message appear in Excel 2003 when an a file opens? Example, I have a
particular file that is shared for others to update. When whoever opens
the file I would like a little text box to say a few chosen words from me
like "THIS FILE IS NOT TO BE MOVE OR RENAMED" or anything else I choose.

Thanks in advance,

Ian





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