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I have a macro that runs when an excel file is closed. It repositions
the active cell so the top of the sheet pops up when you open the file. However I have found that if you X out of the whole Excel program without doing a file-close, the program crashes and you have to abort the program. This doesn't have any impact on the file itself, but it is annoying. Is there code I can put in my macro to prevent this crash from happening, assuming some people will X out of the window before doing a file-close? Thanks, |
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