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Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to
restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was
able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version)
EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not
open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program .
Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Yes - same response.
The file looks like it is going to open. It is open on the screen for a few seconds before the MS Error notice. By selecting either button, send or don't send, the error message appears again. After selecting either button the second time, the file opens with no formatting (no formulas / dates / colors). "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program . Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Try to open Excel in Safe modus and then open the same file from your harddisk
Close Excel Hold the Ctrl key when you open excel and say yes in the dialog that popup -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Yes - same response. The file looks like it is going to open. It is open on the screen for a few seconds before the MS Error notice. By selecting either button, send or don't send, the error message appears again. After selecting either button the second time, the file opens with no formatting (no formulas / dates / colors). "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program . Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Same process happened as stated before.
Opened Excel in Safe mode. Opened file. MS error report yes MS error report Opens with no format. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Try to open Excel in Safe modus and then open the same file from your harddisk Close Excel Hold the Ctrl key when you open excel and say yes in the dialog that popup -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Yes - same response. The file looks like it is going to open. It is open on the screen for a few seconds before the MS Error notice. By selecting either button, send or don't send, the error message appears again. After selecting either button the second time, the file opens with no formatting (no formulas / dates / colors). "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program . Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
If it is always the same file that it is possible that it is corrupt.
You can try to clear your Temp folder Close Excel StartRun Enter this %temp% OK Delete all files and folders in the folder that will open Good night -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Same process happened as stated before. Opened Excel in Safe mode. Opened file. MS error report yes MS error report Opens with no format. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Try to open Excel in Safe modus and then open the same file from your harddisk Close Excel Hold the Ctrl key when you open excel and say yes in the dialog that popup -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Yes - same response. The file looks like it is going to open. It is open on the screen for a few seconds before the MS Error notice. By selecting either button, send or don't send, the error message appears again. After selecting either button the second time, the file opens with no formatting (no formulas / dates / colors). "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program . Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Same results after deleteing temp files.
"Ron de Bruin" wrote: If it is always the same file that it is possible that it is corrupt. You can try to clear your Temp folder Close Excel StartRun Enter this %temp% OK Delete all files and folders in the folder that will open Good night -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Same process happened as stated before. Opened Excel in Safe mode. Opened file. MS error report yes MS error report Opens with no format. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Try to open Excel in Safe modus and then open the same file from your harddisk Close Excel Hold the Ctrl key when you open excel and say yes in the dialog that popup -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Yes - same response. The file looks like it is going to open. It is open on the screen for a few seconds before the MS Error notice. By selecting either button, send or don't send, the error message appears again. After selecting either button the second time, the file opens with no formatting (no formulas / dates / colors). "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program . Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
Excel 2007 crashes when I open a file with vba code
Is it always the same file ?
Maybe it is corrupt Sorry, no other ideas -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Same results after deleteing temp files. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: If it is always the same file that it is possible that it is corrupt. You can try to clear your Temp folder Close Excel StartRun Enter this %temp% OK Delete all files and folders in the folder that will open Good night -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Same process happened as stated before. Opened Excel in Safe mode. Opened file. MS error report yes MS error report Opens with no format. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Try to open Excel in Safe modus and then open the same file from your harddisk Close Excel Hold the Ctrl key when you open excel and say yes in the dialog that popup -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Yes - same response. The file looks like it is going to open. It is open on the screen for a few seconds before the MS Error notice. By selecting either button, send or don't send, the error message appears again. After selecting either button the second time, the file opens with no formatting (no formulas / dates / colors). "Ron de Bruin" wrote: I see now that you try to open the file from your mail program . Do you have the same problem when you save it to your harddisk first -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... Thank you Ron. I removed EUROTOOL.XLAM as an Add In. File will still not open and quickly promps me to the MS Send Erro message. I have also gone back to the MS CD that came with the unit and installed all available from CD. No change when opening the excel file. Still routes to MS Send Error message. Tom R. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Uncheck this add-in and try again (Alt ti in the English version) EUROTOOL.XLAM -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Tom R" wrote in message ... I have been given a spreadsheet created in XP Pro with 2003 Excel. I was able to open and use it with the same setup. I now have XP Pro with 2007 on a completely new system. When I attempt to open the file from the email attachment it acts like it is going to open in 2007 for a few seconds. I can see the file and it looks correct. It then shows the EUROTOOL.XLAM in the bottom of the 2007 Excel for a second and then gives me the - Do you want to send Microsoft error notice. I have duplicated the same results on another new system with XP Pro and 2007 Excel. Any suggestions? "Harrie Ribbers" wrote: When I open a file wich contains macro's excel 2007 crashes and trys to restart. Tried to reinstall Office with "repair", with no succes. At the end I have uninstall the office application, and then install it again. Still the same problem. Who can help? |
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