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Default How to get known by which application Excel was launched?

Dear Colleagues,

I am trying to automate some reports fuctionality by excel macro and I
need to avoid double processing for the expored data .

I wrote add-in excel modute to hook the workbook open event. Than if it
found certain named range it processing exported data.

The problem is that my macro runs every time when workbook with this
named range opens and performs data processing and so modify some
important data (for example when report was created).

I need some marker to get know that this workbook was updated by main
programm and need to be processed.

Or I need to get know that excel was started by main application and
perform data processing in this case and ignore all other cases.

Do you have any Idea how it can be implemented?

 
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