Thanks everyone. I am in. I have exported the macro to a cls file just in
case.

"Gixxer_J_97" wrote in message
...
If that doesn't work you can always open excel (without a open workbook),
change your macro security Tools - Macro - Security and set it to high.
Opening the workbook with the macro in it should prompt you to enable /
disable macros. Disable them, then you can get in.

hth

J


"Bruce001" wrote:


If your startup macros are anything like mine, you remove the toolbars
and menu bars to restrict user options. If this is the case, this is
what I do when I get caught in macro hell. When the macro is done
executing and a screen is displayed, just press the Ctrl + w. This will
ask if you want to close the workbook. Just answer no and you should
have all your toolbars and menus back.

But I have never had the shift key not work, so this is just a stab in
the dark.


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