I've been working on this file all day, then i closed it, went to lunc
and when i came back i opened it again. now, every time i open it
get the microsoft error - the one that asks to send the report or don'
send it.
WHAT THE WORLD! when i hit don't send, it tries to recover th
workbook, but none of the macros are there.
any thoughts

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Either open the workbook while holding the SHIFT key down, to stop macros
from processing, or set your security settings so that you're prompted to
run the macros. That way, you can open it without running the macros, and
you can take a good look at your open routines.

Stan Scott
New York City

"ForSale " wrote in message
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I've been working on this file all day, then i closed it, went to lunch
and when i came back i opened it again. now, every time i open it i
get the microsoft error - the one that asks to send the report or don't
send it.
WHAT THE WORLD! when i hit don't send, it tries to recover the
workbook, but none of the macros are there.
any thoughts?


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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/

Thanks Stan
i opted to disable the macros from running, and it still happened a
soon as it opened. i have tried this on another machine with the sam
response

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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com

also try:
in vbe immediate:
application.enableevent=false
(to disable eventhandlers from compiling (and crashing)

then open your workbook.


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keepITcool
| www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam


ForSale wrote :

Thanks Stan
i opted to disable the macros from running, and it still happened as
soon as it opened. i have tried this on another machine with the same
response.


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Thanks, however, it still crashed when i opened it with the event
enabled.
The one thing that i noticed this time was that on the top bar it sai
'Microsoft Excel - Skill Grid [Group]'
it's never had the [Group] part before. and it seems like it opene
two of the same file, not sure. down on the task bar there are tw
Excels with the same name. maybe one of those is the error.
weird that this worked before i ate at Subway...
any other ideas? it'

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can you mail the offender?..zip it first please?

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keepITcool
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ForSale wrote :

any other ideas? it's