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Default Works if I single step

When I run a Work.xls by hand the results are good. (A manual data entry
sheet with calculations)
When I single step thru the code my VB calling, automation code and the
Work.xls the results are good.
When I run the VB program that calls the Work.xls, then the spreadsheet has
and returns the wrong values.

my first guess at things to change are to include some
1: DoEvents, around things like Vlookup, and Application.function
2: Change to explicit variable definitions (Client supplied the original
code).
3: Change things like which sheet is actively displayed.
4: ?????

This VB code / Excel combination is in a running app that has been stable
for over 2 years. I did change the name of two variables about the time
this started, but I have checked and I don't have conflicting variable names
in different modules and this name change was duplicated in a dozen other
sheets with no problems.


SO just some suggestions on things to change / look for when single stepping
thur code works and running does not.




 
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