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Trying to save a .XLA file that's Read Only
Hi, I am trying to save an add-in file but whenever I click Save the
program tells me that this file is read-only and can only be saved as a new file. When I complied and created a newly named .XLA file, I found that this only saves a empty project. I've went in to the Add-in folder in Windows Explorer and checked under Properties. The file is not checked as Read-Only. Can someone tell me why this is happening? Thanks |
Trying to save a .XLA file that's Read Only
Any chance you have multiple instances of excel running and so the file is in
use. (Although, I would have thought you would have gotten a "file in use error".) How about going into the VBE hit ctrl-r to see the project explorer Select your addin's project click on ThisWorkbook hit F4 to see its properties scroll down to IsAddin Change that to false Then swap back to excel. Activate your workbook look at the title bar. Does it say ReadOnly? If no, try file|saveas remember to change the "save as type" to: Microsoft Office Excel Add-In (*.xla) silkworm wrote: Hi, I am trying to save an add-in file but whenever I click Save the program tells me that this file is read-only and can only be saved as a new file. When I complied and created a newly named .XLA file, I found that this only saves a empty project. I've went in to the Add-in folder in Windows Explorer and checked under Properties. The file is not checked as Read-Only. Can someone tell me why this is happening? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
Trying to save a .XLA file that's Read Only
Thanks for the reply. I did have two instances of Excel running. Now
there is now problem. |
Trying to save a .XLA file that's Read Only
now there is NO problem???
(typo, I hope!) silkworm wrote: Thanks for the reply. I did have two instances of Excel running. Now there is now problem. -- Dave Peterson |
Trying to save a .XLA file that's Read Only
Oops, yes, I meant "no."
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