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Hi All.......
I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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It sounds like you might be deleting shapes and somehow your method of
determining which ones to delete has gotten out of kilter. If this sounds likely, then you might want to look at that code. The dropdown arrows in the Autofilter are part of the shapes collection. Also, if you are adding controls, perhaps the default names are causing duplicates, or has gotten too high. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote: Hi All....... I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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Thanks for the thoughts Tom, but I think it must be something else. I
"fixed" the problem by using a 2 week old file and just copy and pasteing the new input data over to it and putting it back on line. So, the "emergency" is over, but I still would like to know what was wrong. The file has been working fine for several years. I do not do any deleting of shapes or figures, only the Autofiltering and copying and pasting of data into special reports. All of a sudden within the last 2 weeks something has happened, or has been done to the program to make it do this. If I do not enable macros, I still get a error message saying there is a Excel 4.0 macro that it can't delete. I did not include such a macro in my design, but one could have been added later. I do not know how to check for one. But, when I start without enabeling macros and click yes to that error message, none of my macros work, but I still get the same problem. I guess the next step is to just start deleteing modules and worksheets until the problem might can be isolated some more. Thanks again for your thoughts, and if you know how I might find that XL40 macro, please advise. Vaya con Dios, Chuck CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you might be deleting shapes and somehow your method of determining which ones to delete has gotten out of kilter. If this sounds likely, then you might want to look at that code. The dropdown arrows in the Autofilter are part of the shapes collection. Also, if you are adding controls, perhaps the default names are causing duplicates, or has gotten too high. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote: Hi All....... I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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Excel4 macros are found on Macro sheet. Loop through the sheets collection
and make each sheet visible. Is it possible that someone used the Addin Template Wizard with Data Tracking. I believe that puts a hidden macro sheet in the workbook, but I could be misremembering. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote in message ... Thanks for the thoughts Tom, but I think it must be something else. I "fixed" the problem by using a 2 week old file and just copy and pasteing the new input data over to it and putting it back on line. So, the "emergency" is over, but I still would like to know what was wrong. The file has been working fine for several years. I do not do any deleting of shapes or figures, only the Autofiltering and copying and pasting of data into special reports. All of a sudden within the last 2 weeks something has happened, or has been done to the program to make it do this. If I do not enable macros, I still get a error message saying there is a Excel 4.0 macro that it can't delete. I did not include such a macro in my design, but one could have been added later. I do not know how to check for one. But, when I start without enabeling macros and click yes to that error message, none of my macros work, but I still get the same problem. I guess the next step is to just start deleteing modules and worksheets until the problem might can be isolated some more. Thanks again for your thoughts, and if you know how I might find that XL40 macro, please advise. Vaya con Dios, Chuck CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you might be deleting shapes and somehow your method of determining which ones to delete has gotten out of kilter. If this sounds likely, then you might want to look at that code. The dropdown arrows in the Autofilter are part of the shapes collection. Also, if you are adding controls, perhaps the default names are causing duplicates, or has gotten too high. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote: Hi All....... I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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To make a long story short, I stripped out everything I could, all sheets
except one main sheet, all modules, all macros, all named ranges, and Format Sheets unhide showed nothing.....still had the problem. Started over, created a new sheet and copied all the stuff over from my old main sheet to the new sheet. The problem does not exist on the new sheet (which has the same name as the old main sheet) and the old main sheet (now renamed) still has the problem, and I still get the "Excel4Macro" pop-up when trying to start without macros. And it's not an Excel thing cause I get the problem on two machines at work and this one here at home, and the same file saved from 2 weeks ago does not exhibit the problem, so it is IN this file. Obviously it has something to do with that old main sheet that I replaced, but what could it be? Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Excel4 macros are found on Macro sheet. Loop through the sheets collection and make each sheet visible. Is it possible that someone used the Addin Template Wizard with Data Tracking. I believe that puts a hidden macro sheet in the workbook, but I could be misremembering. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote in message ... Thanks for the thoughts Tom, but I think it must be something else. I "fixed" the problem by using a 2 week old file and just copy and pasteing the new input data over to it and putting it back on line. So, the "emergency" is over, but I still would like to know what was wrong. The file has been working fine for several years. I do not do any deleting of shapes or figures, only the Autofiltering and copying and pasting of data into special reports. All of a sudden within the last 2 weeks something has happened, or has been done to the program to make it do this. If I do not enable macros, I still get a error message saying there is a Excel 4.0 macro that it can't delete. I did not include such a macro in my design, but one could have been added later. I do not know how to check for one. But, when I start without enabeling macros and click yes to that error message, none of my macros work, but I still get the same problem. I guess the next step is to just start deleteing modules and worksheets until the problem might can be isolated some more. Thanks again for your thoughts, and if you know how I might find that XL40 macro, please advise. Vaya con Dios, Chuck CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you might be deleting shapes and somehow your method of determining which ones to delete has gotten out of kilter. If this sounds likely, then you might want to look at that code. The dropdown arrows in the Autofilter are part of the shapes collection. Also, if you are adding controls, perhaps the default names are causing duplicates, or has gotten too high. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote: Hi All....... I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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Could be corrupted.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote in message ... To make a long story short, I stripped out everything I could, all sheets except one main sheet, all modules, all macros, all named ranges, and Format Sheets unhide showed nothing.....still had the problem. Started over, created a new sheet and copied all the stuff over from my old main sheet to the new sheet. The problem does not exist on the new sheet (which has the same name as the old main sheet) and the old main sheet (now renamed) still has the problem, and I still get the "Excel4Macro" pop-up when trying to start without macros. And it's not an Excel thing cause I get the problem on two machines at work and this one here at home, and the same file saved from 2 weeks ago does not exhibit the problem, so it is IN this file. Obviously it has something to do with that old main sheet that I replaced, but what could it be? Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Excel4 macros are found on Macro sheet. Loop through the sheets collection and make each sheet visible. Is it possible that someone used the Addin Template Wizard with Data Tracking. I believe that puts a hidden macro sheet in the workbook, but I could be misremembering. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote in message ... Thanks for the thoughts Tom, but I think it must be something else. I "fixed" the problem by using a 2 week old file and just copy and pasteing the new input data over to it and putting it back on line. So, the "emergency" is over, but I still would like to know what was wrong. The file has been working fine for several years. I do not do any deleting of shapes or figures, only the Autofiltering and copying and pasting of data into special reports. All of a sudden within the last 2 weeks something has happened, or has been done to the program to make it do this. If I do not enable macros, I still get a error message saying there is a Excel 4.0 macro that it can't delete. I did not include such a macro in my design, but one could have been added later. I do not know how to check for one. But, when I start without enabeling macros and click yes to that error message, none of my macros work, but I still get the same problem. I guess the next step is to just start deleteing modules and worksheets until the problem might can be isolated some more. Thanks again for your thoughts, and if you know how I might find that XL40 macro, please advise. Vaya con Dios, Chuck CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you might be deleting shapes and somehow your method of determining which ones to delete has gotten out of kilter. If this sounds likely, then you might want to look at that code. The dropdown arrows in the Autofilter are part of the shapes collection. Also, if you are adding controls, perhaps the default names are causing duplicates, or has gotten too high. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote: Hi All....... I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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I reckon you're right Tom.......I also ran this code to see if there were
any veryhidden sheets and nothing showed up.... Sub Un_Hide_All() Dim sh As Worksheet For Each sh In Worksheets sh.Visible = True Next End Sub So, I guess there's nowhere else to look for a problem, it's just one of those weird things...... Thanks for your time and consideration. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Could be corrupted. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote in message ... To make a long story short, I stripped out everything I could, all sheets except one main sheet, all modules, all macros, all named ranges, and Format Sheets unhide showed nothing.....still had the problem. Started over, created a new sheet and copied all the stuff over from my old main sheet to the new sheet. The problem does not exist on the new sheet (which has the same name as the old main sheet) and the old main sheet (now renamed) still has the problem, and I still get the "Excel4Macro" pop-up when trying to start without macros. And it's not an Excel thing cause I get the problem on two machines at work and this one here at home, and the same file saved from 2 weeks ago does not exhibit the problem, so it is IN this file. Obviously it has something to do with that old main sheet that I replaced, but what could it be? Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Excel4 macros are found on Macro sheet. Loop through the sheets collection and make each sheet visible. Is it possible that someone used the Addin Template Wizard with Data Tracking. I believe that puts a hidden macro sheet in the workbook, but I could be misremembering. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote in message ... Thanks for the thoughts Tom, but I think it must be something else. I "fixed" the problem by using a 2 week old file and just copy and pasteing the new input data over to it and putting it back on line. So, the "emergency" is over, but I still would like to know what was wrong. The file has been working fine for several years. I do not do any deleting of shapes or figures, only the Autofiltering and copying and pasting of data into special reports. All of a sudden within the last 2 weeks something has happened, or has been done to the program to make it do this. If I do not enable macros, I still get a error message saying there is a Excel 4.0 macro that it can't delete. I did not include such a macro in my design, but one could have been added later. I do not know how to check for one. But, when I start without enabeling macros and click yes to that error message, none of my macros work, but I still get the same problem. I guess the next step is to just start deleteing modules and worksheets until the problem might can be isolated some more. Thanks again for your thoughts, and if you know how I might find that XL40 macro, please advise. Vaya con Dios, Chuck CABGx3 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... It sounds like you might be deleting shapes and somehow your method of determining which ones to delete has gotten out of kilter. If this sounds likely, then you might want to look at that code. The dropdown arrows in the Autofilter are part of the shapes collection. Also, if you are adding controls, perhaps the default names are causing duplicates, or has gotten too high. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLR" wrote: Hi All....... I have a 4 meg Excel program that uses the AutoFilter extensively throughout it's macros, and has been working fine for several years. Now, all of a sudden, if I cycle the AutoFilter on and off, two times.....it causes some sort of corruption. Several of the AutoFilter drop down arrows do not dissappear the second time around, yet are unfunctional. Also, several of my drawing rectangles that I use to trigger other macros just dissappear! It does this no matter how I cycle the AutoFilter, by macro or even if I do the regular Data Filter AutoFilter sequence by hand. There are no ChangeEvent macros.....at least not any that I put in, nor can see. Could someone have installed a "hidden" macro that I don't know where it might be?.....could this be a virus? Anybody ever heard of this, or have any ideas? TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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