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Does anyone have any guesses as to why my Excel 2000 template might be
crashing, with an automation error, when it tries to save a workbook with a filename longer than 58 characters (including extension)? Bizarrely the workbook will have originally been created and saved by the same template - the filename having been derived from information provided by the user at startup. Now I have built an upgrade facility into the template so that old workbooks can have their data pulled into new copies of a modified template. It is after upgrading and then saving a backup copy of the old Workbook and/or the upgraded copy that Excel decides to get fussy about the length of filename. Anybody any clues? NickH |
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