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VBE Weirdness
I'm seeing very weird behavior in the VB Editor. For one of my
projects, there is an extra object in Microsoft Excel Objects folder of the Project Explorer. It's got the same icon as the "ThisWorkbook" object and has *identical* properties to the "ThisWorkbook" object. There's no code assigned to it, and there's no worksheet in the workbook that corresponds to the name. But I can't delete it. As far as I can tell, it's not causing me problems, but I have started to see some unexpected naming conflicts that are making me doubtful that it's a totally benign thing. Any ideas or advice? Thanks. |
VBE Weirdness
Dick Kusleika covered this problem in his blog:
http://www.dicks-blog.com/archives/2...oogle-desktop/ - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ questionmark wrote: I'm seeing very weird behavior in the VB Editor. For one of my projects, there is an extra object in Microsoft Excel Objects folder of the Project Explorer. It's got the same icon as the "ThisWorkbook" object and has *identical* properties to the "ThisWorkbook" object. There's no code assigned to it, and there's no worksheet in the workbook that corresponds to the name. But I can't delete it. As far as I can tell, it's not causing me problems, but I have started to see some unexpected naming conflicts that are making me doubtful that it's a totally benign thing. Any ideas or advice? Thanks. |
VBE Weirdness
This isn't quite it. First, I don't have google desktop installed.
Second, I'm seeing a duplicate, extraneous *object* in the Microsoft Excel Objects folder, not an entirely duplicate project. Thanks, though. |
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