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![]() Actually I can now answer my own question. After I posted my original question here I went browsing for a couple of hours. A vaguely related issue on opening workbooks gave me a hint. The problem is not in the code at all. It lies with the definition of the key to which the macro is attached : using a shifted value causes exactly the behaviour I observed. I was using ctrl-shft-q and changing this to ctrl-q fixed the problem. Simple when you know it. This is apparently a bug in Excel. Cheers, Dave |
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