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Picture with Macrto Assigned causes problem
No Picture with Macro Assigned - No Problem
Micros**t am copying sheets in a macro... Copy a sheet, rename the copy, copy the sheet again, and rename the copy again... Usually on the third copy, I get the following error message: Run-time error '-2147417848 (80010108)': Automation error The object invoked has disconnected from its clients If I then try to do a manual copy, Excel crashes and sends a Dump to Microsoft. (Which I don't believe they do anything with...) If I start again from scratch and do the copies manually, then on the third time, Excel crashes and sends a Dump to Microsoft. I was thinking I was running out of resources, so I deleted a large number of sheets and reduced the size of the workbook by 60%, but the problem still occurs every time. Any ideas gratefully received. .. |
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Picture with Macrto Assigned causes problem
Don,
Don't know if this applies to your situation, but The first time you copy Sheet1, when you go to the VB Editor and check the Project winddow you will find a Sheet11. Copy Sheet11 and you get Sheet111. And so on. When this string gets too long Excel balks and may crash. See if this happening to you. steve "Don" wrote in message ... No Picture with Macro Assigned - No Problem Micros**t am copying sheets in a macro... Copy a sheet, rename the copy, copy the sheet again, and rename the copy again... Usually on the third copy, I get the following error message: Run-time error '-2147417848 (80010108)': Automation error The object invoked has disconnected from its clients If I then try to do a manual copy, Excel crashes and sends a Dump to Microsoft. (Which I don't believe they do anything with...) If I start again from scratch and do the copies manually, then on the third time, Excel crashes and sends a Dump to Microsoft. I was thinking I was running out of resources, so I deleted a large number of sheets and reduced the size of the workbook by 60%, but the problem still occurs every time. Any ideas gratefully received. . |
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Picture with Macrto Assigned causes problem
If I remove the Macro assoxciation from the picture
object, everything then works fine... -----Original Message----- Don, Don't know if this applies to your situation, but The first time you copy Sheet1, when you go to the VB Editor and check the Project winddow you will find a Sheet11. Sheet6 on my machine Copy Sheet11 and you get Sheet111. Sheet7 on my machine. And so on. When this string gets too long Excel balks and may crash. See if this happening to you. No, it's not happening to me, but thank you for playing. Don steve "Don" wrote in message ... No Picture with Macro Assigned - No Problem Micros**t am copying sheets in a macro... Copy a sheet, rename the copy, copy the sheet again, and rename the copy again... Usually on the third copy, I get the following error message: Run-time error '-2147417848 (80010108)': Automation error The object invoked has disconnected from its clients If I then try to do a manual copy, Excel crashes and sends a Dump to Microsoft. (Which I don't believe they do anything with...) If I start again from scratch and do the copies manually, then on the third time, Excel crashes and sends a Dump to Microsoft. I was thinking I was running out of resources, so I deleted a large number of sheets and reduced the size of the workbook by 60%, but the problem still occurs every time. Any ideas gratefully received. . . |
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