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Conversion to XP causing problems
Hi all,
My office is in the process of converting from Windows NT to Windows XP. We have a lot of spreadsheets which should kick off a macro automatically on opening, and while they work in NT they don't in XP. The workbook opens, but the macro doesn't run. What do I need to change to get this working? Thanks in advance, Lynniebud |
Conversion to XP causing problems
Start by looking at the security settings in Excel. Should be set to medium
Excel worksheet menu : Tools - Macro - Security Older macros from excel 2000 use a On Open event. New macros use workbook open Events. The On Open will work in excel 2003 and later, but workbook Open doesn't work in older versions of Excel. Sometimes older macros create errors in new versions of excel and have to be modified. If you still have problems then try to change the Error trapping options in VBA menu Tools - Options - General Another thing you may have to do is comment out the ON ERROR statements in the VBA code to help you find the errors. "Lynniebud" wrote: Hi all, My office is in the process of converting from Windows NT to Windows XP. We have a lot of spreadsheets which should kick off a macro automatically on opening, and while they work in NT they don't in XP. The workbook opens, but the macro doesn't run. What do I need to change to get this working? Thanks in advance, Lynniebud |
Conversion to XP causing problems
Thanks very much Joel!
Lynniebud "joel" wrote: Start by looking at the security settings in Excel. Should be set to medium Excel worksheet menu : Tools - Macro - Security Older macros from excel 2000 use a On Open event. New macros use workbook open Events. The On Open will work in excel 2003 and later, but workbook Open doesn't work in older versions of Excel. Sometimes older macros create errors in new versions of excel and have to be modified. If you still have problems then try to change the Error trapping options in VBA menu Tools - Options - General Another thing you may have to do is comment out the ON ERROR statements in the VBA code to help you find the errors. "Lynniebud" wrote: Hi all, My office is in the process of converting from Windows NT to Windows XP. We have a lot of spreadsheets which should kick off a macro automatically on opening, and while they work in NT they don't in XP. The workbook opens, but the macro doesn't run. What do I need to change to get this working? Thanks in advance, Lynniebud |
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