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Default vba just seems to stop running when I open a file...

I've run across this several times on a couple different
computers, runing Excel 2002 and 2003.

I try to execute a VBA macro that contains:

Workbooks.Open Filename:= [path], _
updatelinks:=0

The new workbook opens fine, but the code just stops
executing. No error messages or anything, the macro's
just suddenly done.

Any suggestions?

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Default vba just seems to stop running when I open a file...

If your macro was started with a shortcut key combination that includes
shift, then use one that does not include shift.

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I've run across this several times on a couple different
computers, runing Excel 2002 and 2003.

I try to execute a VBA macro that contains:

Workbooks.Open Filename:= [path], _
updatelinks:=0

The new workbook opens fine, but the code just stops
executing. No error messages or anything, the macro's
just suddenly done.

Any suggestions?



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