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This evening I ran into a problem with starting excel or more precisely
opening workbooks. I was writing some code in an addin I am developing. As close as I can recreate the problem it went something like this: I opened MyAddin which automatically opens MyFile. I created a new Forms command button on MyFile and opened the dialog to assign a macro. Since the target macro is in MyAddin it didn't show up on the list (as expected). I typed in the macro name (BUT critically, I think I forgot to enter "MyAddin.xla!" to fully qualify the location of this macro). When I clicked the button, it started another addin (Rob Bovey's VBA CodeCleaner) which crashed in mid procedure. I'm not sure how started this sub but I suspect that lacking a fully qualified assigned name, my button click caused the program to search thru all available addins til it locates one with the name I assigned to the button. The problem now is that the above mentioned crash seems to have left some excel setting modified (which I assume would have been re-set if I could have completed the CodeCleaner procedure). The current symptom I am having is that whenever I click on a workbook icon in the desktop or wherever, an instance of Excel is opened but the particular workbook does NOT open. (I get the same blank grey screen that I get whenever I close all workbooks, but have not closed the xl program.) I can then use FileOpen and find the file again and open it, or click on New to open a new wbk. So, the question: Is there a way to re-set some property of Excel so I can directly open files from the window icons? TIA |
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