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Excel 2004 Can't Disable Auto_Open Macro. What Now?
I have an Excel 2004 (Win XP Pro) Workbook that has an
Auto_Open macro. I have to change the logic in that macro, but it is necessary that I disable the macro before it executes when I open the workbook. In the past I would simply press & hold the SHIFT key while opening the workbook, and that would bypass Auto_Open execution. For some reason today that isn't working. The purpose of the macro is to open about 8 other workbooks, then close the workbook it is in. It's been working beautifully for years, now all of a sudden I can't disable it. What am I missing? Is there an alternative way of turning it off. As I said, if it executes, it closes the workbook it's in, so I never have a chance to get to it. (Groan) |
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