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Hello
I had a problem with my Excel 97 spreadsheet causing this error. I had macros in the spreadsheet - when I selected Do Not enable macros when I opened the spreadsheet the problem went away (but obviously I lost the macro functionality!). Does anyone have any tips on avoiding these memory access errors? I am not sure if this solved it but I had an event function which seemed to crash on this line: if m_bEvents = false then exit sub I had declared m_bEvents like this: Dim m_bEvents I changed to Dim m_bEvents As String which seemed to get rid of the problem. However, for a test I put back to just Dim m_bEvents and the error didn't re-appear. so I was confused. I also changed the name m_bEvents to m_bTriggerEvents in case m_bEvents was an Excel reseved variable. Any clues as to why I experienced this problem? Angus Comber |
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