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Excel 2007 autoopen shift key doesn't work
In Excel 2007, holding the shift key down does not disable the Workbook_Open
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Excel 2007 autoopen shift key doesn't work
Weird. Works here.
-- Jim "Kathryn" wrote in message ... | In Excel 2007, holding the shift key down does not disable the Workbook_Open | macro - is there a replacement? |
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Excel 2007 autoopen shift key doesn't work
Yeh - I've heard it works for some people and not others.
I am running Office 2007 Pro build 12.0.6014.5000 on a Vista Business pc in a windows domain. "Jim Rech" wrote: Weird. Works here. -- Jim "Kathryn" wrote in message ... | In Excel 2007, holding the shift key down does not disable the Workbook_Open | macro - is there a replacement? |
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