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Detect Excel was started with Windows Task Scheduler
Using Excel 2000 to 2003.
I need to somehow detect that Excel was started with the Task Scheduler. I don't need to open any particular workbook, but Excel has an add-in installed that will open (but load, so tick under Tools, Add-ins) an other add-in. This second add-in will run code with the workbook Open event. This code should only run though if Excel was started with the scheduler. I have found only solution sofar, which involves opening a workbook with the /p flag with a directory as an argument but this doesn't work. Thanks for any advice with this tricky problem. RBS |
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