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help with *.xlw file please!
It is possible that ctrl+a is mapped to a macro by her personal.xls file or
an addin and has nothing to do with the *.xlw. This situation would match what you describe. Do this, close, then open xl (don't open the xlw file), open a blank workbook and do ctrl+a on her computer and see if it copies the text file. If it does, then you can see it doesn't have anything to do with the *.xlw file. Regards, Tom Ogilvy "causemaker" wrote in message om... Hi, I'm having trouble with a *.xlw file. On a Win95 computer, with Excel97 sr-2, a user will open the file "abc.xlw". She then hits CTRL+A, and something (a macro?) runs and copies data from a *.txt file on our network. On any other computer, this process will not work. I can't figure out how to make it run. If we open the same "abc.xlw", and hit CTRL+A, all excel does is a Select All. I've looked for macros/vba projects, and can't find anything. I also posted this is ms.public.excel.worksheetfunctions, but got no response so far. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! |
help with *.xlw file please!
Thanks for the suggestions - I tried the Ctrl+A on a blank workbook, and
nothing happened. It looks like there is a macro written in the spreadsheet itself (not in VB) and is 'activated' by Ctrl+A. Is code in the spreadsheet itself not supported by Excel versions later than 97? There is no personal.xls on her computer. Thanks again. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
help with *.xlw file please!
Sounds like a Lotus 1-2-3 macro if it is in a regular worksheet (not
supported after xl97) or if it is a macro sheet, than an xl4 style macro - supported in xl5 and later in addition to VBA. Regards, Tom Ogilvy Andi Causemaker wrote in message ... Thanks for the suggestions - I tried the Ctrl+A on a blank workbook, and nothing happened. It looks like there is a macro written in the spreadsheet itself (not in VB) and is 'activated' by Ctrl+A. Is code in the spreadsheet itself not supported by Excel versions later than 97? There is no personal.xls on her computer. Thanks again. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! |
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