Hi Doug,

You can start Excel without running the macro.

Try the following: (XL's help)

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Start Microsoft Excel without running automatic macros
Automatic macros, such as Auto_Activate, are designed to run when you start
Excel. For more information about these macros, see Visual Basic Help.

To prevent macros from automatically running, hold down SHIFT while you
start Excel.

Note If you start Excel from the Office Shortcut Bar, click the Microsoft
Excel button on the Office Shortcut Bar first, and then immediately hold
down SHIFT while Excel starts.
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Go Alt F11 to look at the code. You might be able to single step through
it.

Post some code so that people can begin to guide you where to look. Without
any code to guide the VBA gurus, it will be difficult.

Regards,
Kevin







"Doug Nichol" wrote in message
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Thats my problem. I can't tell where it does that. I was
trying to get around it by forcing the App to open in a
single instance.