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Excel 2003 events are not triggering, even though
Application.Eventsenabled=True. This is happening in all workbooks. Can't
figure out why, any ideas?
Even with security low....
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Greg,

Check all your event code in all workbooks. A common mistake is to turn enableevents = falsxe at
the start of a procedure and forget to turn it back on at the finish, or to not handle errors
correctly.

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Excel 2003 events are not triggering, even though
Application.Eventsenabled=True. This is happening in all workbooks. Can't
figure out why, any ideas?
Even with security low....
Thanks.

Greg



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Default Events not triggering

the test is

Application.EnableEvents = True

Generally when events don't work, they are disabled. It would be hard to
believe your version of excel is unique.

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Excel 2003 events are not triggering, even though
Application.Eventsenabled=True. This is happening in all workbooks. Can't
figure out why, any ideas?
Even with security low....
Thanks.

Greg

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Thanks Tom. Actually my version was unique, as in corrupted. Your comment
got me thinking, and I re-registered excel uning /regserv switch, and that
fixed the problem. Thanks.

Greg

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the test is

Application.EnableEvents = True

Generally when events don't work, they are disabled. It would be hard to
believe your version of excel is unique.

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Tom Ogilvy


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Excel 2003 events are not triggering, even though
Application.Eventsenabled=True. This is happening in all workbooks. Can't
figure out why, any ideas?
Even with security low....
Thanks.

Greg

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Just a comment...

I don't understand how reregistering excel (to update the windows registry)
would fix your problem. I'm gonna guess that something else got fixed (a
workbook with the problem wasn't loaded????).

I'd keep my eye out for a recurrence of the problem.

Greg Wetzel wrote:

Thanks Tom. Actually my version was unique, as in corrupted. Your comment
got me thinking, and I re-registered excel uning /regserv switch, and that
fixed the problem. Thanks.

Greg

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

the test is

Application.EnableEvents = True

Generally when events don't work, they are disabled. It would be hard to
believe your version of excel is unique.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Greg Wetzel" wrote:

Excel 2003 events are not triggering, even though
Application.Eventsenabled=True. This is happening in all workbooks. Can't
figure out why, any ideas?
Even with security low....
Thanks.

Greg


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