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Changing the active cell, switching worksheets, or window view will also
cause excel to display the message. there may not be any data that has changed that will trigger the message. "DocBrown" wrote: Is there a way to determine what has changed in a workbook? I have a template file I created. It has two worksheets and extensive macros. When I open the file as a template and then close it, I get the prompt 'Do you want to Save'. I'd like to find out what Excel thinks has changed in the file so I can either change the code to not make that change or save the file in the code so the prompt doesn't occur. As a test, I disabled the Auto_open macro thinking something in the coding was triggering the saved to be false. But the prompt persists. I'm continuing to debug this but any insight would help greatly. Thanks, John |
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