Ive got this custom menu that, on completely random occasions, "checks"
itself after it has been selected (causing my script to run). Once
this menu item is checked, I can no longer select it to run the script
again. The only way I can "reset" this menu is by restarting Excel.

Ive got nothing in my script which should check this off, nor do I ever
want it to be. Ive included a couple screenshots to get a better
understanding of what Im talking about...
[image: http://www.dynamic-innovations.net/uploads/1/check.JPG]
[image: http://www.dynamic-innovations.net/u...unchecked.JPG]

Anyone have any idea as to why this is occuring? If not, could someone
simply let me know what VBA I need to run to "uncheck" it? This way, if
I cant figure out the cause, I can at least run this "uncheck" command
at the end of the script as a temporary workaround.

Thanks!!


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http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;213735
XL2000: How to Place a Check Mark Next to a Custom Menu Item

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Ive got this custom menu that, on completely random occasions, "checks"
itself after it has been selected (causing my script to run). Once
this menu item is checked, I can no longer select it to run the script
again. The only way I can "reset" this menu is by restarting Excel.

Ive got nothing in my script which should check this off, nor do I ever
want it to be. Ive included a couple screenshots to get a better
understanding of what Im talking about...
[image: http://www.dynamic-innovations.net/uploads/1/check.JPG]
[image: http://www.dynamic-innovations.net/u...unchecked.JPG]

Anyone have any idea as to why this is occuring? If not, could someone
simply let me know what VBA I need to run to "uncheck" it? This way, if
I cant figure out the cause, I can at least run this "uncheck" command
at the end of the script as a temporary workaround.

Thanks!!


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Excellent. Thanks a bunch.

Id still be interested in hearing if anyone has any idea as to why thi
is occuring in the 1st place

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