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xla-files
I'm guessing that it's the worksheets that you can't display since they
are not visible to the user in an add-in. All you need to do to see these is change the workbook's IsAddIn property to False as follows. - Open the VBA editor. - In the Project window select the add-in's ThisWorkbook object. - Press F4 if the Properties window is not already open. - Change the IsAddIn property to False. Regards, Rob Rutherford "walt" wrote in message ... i created a .xla-file out of a .xls-file which give me the advantage to run the macros stored in the .xla-file in (nearly) every excel file. so far so good. the worksheet in the .xla-file contains important information. if i want to change that information i have a problem: i can't enter that sheet anymore...! does anyone know how to convert that file back to a .xls-file? i can't believe that .xls - .xla is an one-way-road! TIA Walt |
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