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I have an auto_open macro I would like to run only once. Ever.
Is there a way to diable this event programmatically? I thought abou embedding code in the Window_open event to turn off the Auto_Ope event..... Yes, I could just set a cell value but I'm looking for ways to do i without modifying the content of the spreadsheet. I could use variable to stop the processing I want done but I can't seem to fin one that remains behind when the workbook/application closes. Thanks in advance for your help! Warre -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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