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projects left open in vba after closing workbook
i know i've seen this before and actually fixed it before, but i can't
remember what causes it. the workbook i write the code in opens and closes other workbooks but the closed workbooks are still listed in the project explorer window after they're closed. can anyone refresh my memory as to why? -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 |
projects left open in vba after closing workbook
Couldn't duplicate it, Gary, but like you, I have seen it posted before and
cannot remember the solution either. "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasAtMSN.com wrote in message ... i know i've seen this before and actually fixed it before, but i can't remember what causes it. the workbook i write the code in opens and closes other workbooks but the closed workbooks are still listed in the project explorer window after they're closed. can anyone refresh my memory as to why? -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 |
projects left open in vba after closing workbook
Jon Peltier believes the effect is linked to certain third party VSTO
addins. If you have any of those see if temporarily uninstalling them makes a difference. Regards, Peter T "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasAtMSN.com wrote in message ... i know i've seen this before and actually fixed it before, but i can't remember what causes it. the workbook i write the code in opens and closes other workbooks but the closed workbooks are still listed in the project explorer window after they're closed. can anyone refresh my memory as to why? -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 |
projects left open in vba after closing workbook
I am having the same problem, but I do not know how to recognise a third
party VSTO or how to uninstall it. Could you point me to the right menus in Excel to do this? Thanks John "Peter T" wrote: Jon Peltier believes the effect is linked to certain third party VSTO addins. If you have any of those see if temporarily uninstalling them makes a difference. Regards, Peter T "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasAtMSN.com wrote in message ... i know i've seen this before and actually fixed it before, but i can't remember what causes it. the workbook i write the code in opens and closes other workbooks but the closed workbooks are still listed in the project explorer window after they're closed. can anyone refresh my memory as to why? -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 |
projects left open in vba after closing workbook
If you're not sure how to find such an addin chances are you don't have any.
In 2003 or earlier look in Tools, ComAddins. If the Com Addins button isn't there, customize toolbars, Commands, select Tools in the left and find the button in the right list. I mentioned Jon Peltier's conclusion as others have confirmed similar. However such addins were never the issue for me but I never did track down the cause. From another recent thread it seemed like failure to reset events was related, though I couldn't replicate. FWIW, phantoms projects appear concerning but I think quite harmless! Regards, Peter T "JBRC Chorus" wrote in message ... I am having the same problem, but I do not know how to recognise a third party VSTO or how to uninstall it. Could you point me to the right menus in Excel to do this? Thanks John "Peter T" wrote: Jon Peltier believes the effect is linked to certain third party VSTO addins. If you have any of those see if temporarily uninstalling them makes a difference. Regards, Peter T "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasAtMSN.com wrote in message ... i know i've seen this before and actually fixed it before, but i can't remember what causes it. the workbook i write the code in opens and closes other workbooks but the closed workbooks are still listed in the project explorer window after they're closed. can anyone refresh my memory as to why? -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 |
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