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On Jul 5, 11:12 am, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
Depends, if the code deletes the menu before re-creating it, it will be the
second. If it doesn't, the second probably fails when creating it.

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I was given a spreadsheet for 1st Quarter with a drop-down ment that
calls a macro that recalcs all my pivot tables and one of the first
items in that procedure is ThisWorkbook.Activate.


Thanks.. I looked at the code and it does indeed delete it first.
Therefore the most recently opened one would be the one.

I copied the whole workbook and made one for 2nd Quarter.


If I open the 1st Quarter one and the menu appears, and then I open
the 2nd Quarter one... there is still only one menu (as they are
exactly the same)... if I click the menu and run the macro, which
workbook will it run on?


I envision one of three possible answers: the first one I opened, the
last one I opened, whichever workbook was active.


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