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Jon Peltier wrote in message ...
You can put your cursor in the Workbook_Open procedure, and start it executing by pressing F8 to step through or F5 to run through. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Charles Jordan wrote: Rather an elementary question, but I am trying to step through my Workbook_Open event and would like to insert a breakpoint in the code and then step through it. But how can I do that when the breakpoint vanishes when I first close the workbook ? ........ Anno domini again... Charles Jon - thank you - I knew about F8 and F5 but stupidly didn't try stepping thru WorkBook_open . Discovered it for myself just after posting to the NG, so much embarrassment. Bob's contribution is most valuable actually too. Tks Charles |
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