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I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


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Don't enable macros when you start and you code can't go into an endless loop

Mike

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I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


Your help is great appreciated,

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hi
to stop a run away loop, hit the emergency stop buttons....
Ctrl + Break.

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"Souris" wrote:

I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


Your help is great appreciated,

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Thanks millions for helping,

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
to stop a run away loop, hit the emergency stop buttons....
Ctrl + Break.

regards
FSt1

"Souris" wrote:

I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


Your help is great appreciated,

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Thanks millions for helping,

"Mike H" wrote:

Don't enable macros when you start and you code can't go into an endless loop

Mike

"Souris" wrote:

I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


Your help is great appreciated,



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to open a workbook without the code running, hold down the SHIFT key when to
click the open button

"Souris" wrote:

I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


Your help is great appreciated,

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Thanks,

wow, there are many solutions for this,

Thanks again,

"Patrick Molloy" wrote:

to open a workbook without the code running, hold down the SHIFT key when to
click the open button

"Souris" wrote:

I have endless loop n my VBA on open workbook by mistake.

It runs when open spreadsheet.

Are there any way to open speadsheet without running open work book to
modify and debug my VBA code?


Your help is great appreciated,

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