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Using Windows XP and Excel 2002. When I protect my spreadsheet and
subsequently click on any cell, locked or otherwise, I get a dialog box that says "The macro "2006SeniorScoring.xls!SuperSeniorAlpha" cannot be found." I do not have a macro by that name although I did at one time. How can I rid myself of this pesky dialog? It seems to be preventing me from navigating with the mouse and forces me to use the arrow keys for that purpose. Thanks in advance. Barney |
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