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UNSAVED: VBAProject
Hi,
I have an Excel file (let's call it MyFile.xls) that references to another one called library.xls. When I open MyFile.xls it opens library.xls (as expected...). The problem appears when I close MyFile.xls. After I close it (either saving it or not), I can still see it listed in the "Project Explorer" window in VBA. If I check the references for library.xls, one of the listed items is: UNSAVED: VBAProject, although it is not selected .. If I open MyFile again and then close it, I find two similar items UNSAVED: VBAProject in the References form and two instances of this file in the "Project Explorer" window (and so on as the times I open and close the file). If I try to close the file library.xls I get the Excel message: "The workbook is currently referenced by another workbook and cannot be closed" I hope I was clear enough. Thanks in advance. |
UNSAVED: VBAProject
You posted this question on 11/30/2004 and it appears as though no one
responded to your inquiry. If you are still attempting to solve the problem of "UNSAVED: VBA Project", then re-post your question in this NewsGroup and one of us will take a fresh look at it. On your original posting, you should click the YES or NO buttons to close out that entry on the system. Steve in Ohio "Fabian Grodek" wrote: Hi, I have an Excel file (let's call it MyFile.xls) that references to another one called library.xls. When I open MyFile.xls it opens library.xls (as expected...). The problem appears when I close MyFile.xls. After I close it (either saving it or not), I can still see it listed in the "Project Explorer" window in VBA. If I check the references for library.xls, one of the listed items is: UNSAVED: VBAProject, although it is not selected . If I open MyFile again and then close it, I find two similar items UNSAVED: VBAProject in the References form and two instances of this file in the "Project Explorer" window (and so on as the times I open and close the file). If I try to close the file library.xls I get the Excel message: "The workbook is currently referenced by another workbook and cannot be closed" I hope I was clear enough. Thanks in advance. |
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