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Addin interference
I have an adding which includes adding a new workbook. One of the guys using
my addin gets stuck as the adding of a new workbook causes Excel to launch a modal dialog via another addin he has installed. How can I trap this, and how can i talk to this other dialog to close it? Any help appreciated regards ojv |
Addin interference
Have you tried using
Application.EnableEvents = False in your code to prevent his other addin from triggering? Just be sure to reenable them when you're done. Application.EnableEvents = True -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "ojv" wrote: I have an adding which includes adding a new workbook. One of the guys using my addin gets stuck as the adding of a new workbook causes Excel to launch a modal dialog via another addin he has installed. How can I trap this, and how can i talk to this other dialog to close it? Any help appreciated regards ojv |
Addin interference
No, not yet, but I sure will. Thx for taking the time.
ojv "Charles Chickering" wrote: Have you tried using Application.EnableEvents = False in your code to prevent his other addin from triggering? Just be sure to reenable them when you're done. Application.EnableEvents = True -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "ojv" wrote: I have an adding which includes adding a new workbook. One of the guys using my addin gets stuck as the adding of a new workbook causes Excel to launch a modal dialog via another addin he has installed. How can I trap this, and how can i talk to this other dialog to close it? Any help appreciated regards ojv |
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