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GrahamB

Problem with unwanted add-in !
 
Whilst creating a Workbook, I downloaded and installed the "Template wizard
with data Tracking" before deciding it was unnecessary. I unticked the
appropriate checkbox in Tools Add-ins and deleted the Sheet that was
storing the tracked data. Problem is, every time I open the Workbook I get
an very annoying 'Cannot open Template Wizard' and have to click on OK. Only
a small thing but I want to zap it so that it opens cleanly. I've looked for
'Workbook_open' code but cannot find any. Any of you superusers have any
ideas?

GrahamB




Jon Peltier

Problem with unwanted add-in !
 
Look in the workbook for links or a VBA reference to the template wizard.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com
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"GrahamB" wrote in message
...
Whilst creating a Workbook, I downloaded and installed the "Template
wizard with data Tracking" before deciding it was unnecessary. I unticked
the appropriate checkbox in Tools Add-ins and deleted the Sheet that was
storing the tracked data. Problem is, every time I open the Workbook I get
an very annoying 'Cannot open Template Wizard' and have to click on OK.
Only a small thing but I want to zap it so that it opens cleanly. I've
looked for 'Workbook_open' code but cannot find any. Any of you superusers
have any ideas?

GrahamB






Tom Ogilvy

Problem with unwanted add-in !
 
It is unclear which workbook is causing the error, but
Here is something else to try:

The template wizard puts a hidden Excel4 macro sheet in some workbooks.

In the workbook that raises the error,

run code like

Sub ShowAll()
for each sh in Activeworkbook.Worksheets
sh.Visible = xlSheetVisible
Next
for each nm in ActiveWorkbook.Names
nm.visible = True
Next
end Sub

Now delete the Excel4 macro sheet. Go into Insert=names=Define

and see if you have anything with a name like AutoOpen. or anything that
now show #REF and delete those names.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"GrahamB" wrote in message
...
Whilst creating a Workbook, I downloaded and installed the "Template
wizard with data Tracking" before deciding it was unnecessary. I unticked
the appropriate checkbox in Tools Add-ins and deleted the Sheet that was
storing the tracked data. Problem is, every time I open the Workbook I get
an very annoying 'Cannot open Template Wizard' and have to click on OK.
Only a small thing but I want to zap it so that it opens cleanly. I've
looked for 'Workbook_open' code but cannot find any. Any of you superusers
have any ideas?

GrahamB






GrahamB

Problem with unwanted add-in !
 
Thanks Guys,
The code did show a well hidden sheet which, when deleted, sorted the prob.
Cheers
Graham

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
It is unclear which workbook is causing the error, but
Here is something else to try:

The template wizard puts a hidden Excel4 macro sheet in some workbooks.

In the workbook that raises the error,

run code like

Sub ShowAll()
for each sh in Activeworkbook.Worksheets
sh.Visible = xlSheetVisible
Next
for each nm in ActiveWorkbook.Names
nm.visible = True
Next
end Sub

Now delete the Excel4 macro sheet. Go into Insert=names=Define

and see if you have anything with a name like AutoOpen. or anything that
now show #REF and delete those names.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"GrahamB" wrote in message
...
Whilst creating a Workbook, I downloaded and installed the "Template
wizard with data Tracking" before deciding it was unnecessary. I
unticked the appropriate checkbox in Tools Add-ins and deleted the
Sheet that was storing the tracked data. Problem is, every time I open
the Workbook I get an very annoying 'Cannot open Template Wizard' and
have to click on OK. Only a small thing but I want to zap it so that it
opens cleanly. I've looked for 'Workbook_open' code but cannot find any.
Any of you superusers have any ideas?

GrahamB









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