Hi
IMHO good programming practice should ensure this for each procedure
and not on a higher level

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Imbecill" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Thank a lot to your respons - yes, error handling and to carefully
write the
code to take the original values after each sub...

But if I miss something there would be nice to have something to
unable an
OnKey value etc. to continue outside my xls file.

Is there nothing I can put in a Workbook_deactivate event or
something?

/Regards

"Frank Kabel" skrev i meddelandet
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Hi
try something like
sub foo()
on error goto errhandler
'your code

errhandler:
application.enableevents=true
end sub

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Imbecill" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi all,
This is about if users get an error in the middle of my code or
just
leave a
sheet for a while to go to a completly other xls-file of they
own. Is
here a
nice way of restore the usual behavour of excel ??

Example:
I use "Application.EnableEvent = False" in several Subs of code,
but
use to
have a "Application.EnableEvent = True" in the end of the Sub.

The same with a OnKey-code to stop Paste functions.

In one Sub I update the sheet/cell formats through copy from a
template
sheet and SpecialPaste Formats only. Now I discovered in an
totally
new
xls-file, that THAT Sheet took the template formats ...

[ Actually, the last behavour shouldn't be able to happen...i
have a
worksheet_change event to trigg the formatUpdate and the new
sheet
( I
coudn't say it's a xls file, it wasn't saved as one yet, if this
matters...)
took the template format when I pasted into a cell !!!! ]

Therefore - can I ensure to keep the code into the specific file
I've
created or it's children...

/Regards