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Ghost VBA Projects Created when using Hypelink
Hello,
I'm am having a difficult time with the following task. I have 2 excel workbooks. Book 1 has a hyperlink to open Book 2 Book 2 has the Workbook_Open macro below to force the file into Read- Only mode. The issue I'm having is whenever I launch Book 2 from the standard hyperlink, I am getting multiple ghost projects of Book 2 opening up. It will then screw up my entire Excel session from that point forward. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. Sub Workbook_open() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim strName, strPath, strCurrName As String strName = ActiveWorkbook.Name strPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path strCurrName = strPath & "\" & strName Workbooks.Open strCurrName, ReadOnly:=True Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub |
Ghost VBA Projects Created when using Hypelink
Why would you want a workbook when it opens, open a workbook that is already
opened? This macro makes no sense!!! "slim26" wrote: Hello, I'm am having a difficult time with the following task. I have 2 excel workbooks. Book 1 has a hyperlink to open Book 2 Book 2 has the Workbook_Open macro below to force the file into Read- Only mode. The issue I'm having is whenever I launch Book 2 from the standard hyperlink, I am getting multiple ghost projects of Book 2 opening up. It will then screw up my entire Excel session from that point forward. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. Sub Workbook_open() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim strName, strPath, strCurrName As String strName = ActiveWorkbook.Name strPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path strCurrName = strPath & "\" & strName Workbooks.Open strCurrName, ReadOnly:=True Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub . |
Ghost VBA Projects Created when using Hypelink
On Nov 18, 6:09*am, Joel wrote:
Why would you want a workbook when it opens, open a workbook that is already opened? This macro makes no sense!!! "slim26" wrote: Hello, I'm am having a difficult time with the following task. I have 2 excel workbooks. Book 1 has a hyperlink to open Book 2 Book 2 has the Workbook_Open macro below to force the file into Read- Only mode. The issue I'm having is whenever I launch Book 2 from the standard hyperlink, I am getting multiple ghost projects of Book 2 opening up. It will then screw up my entire Excel session from that point forward. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. Sub Workbook_open() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim strName, strPath, strCurrName As String strName = ActiveWorkbook.Name strPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path strCurrName = strPath & "\" & strName Workbooks.Open strCurrName, ReadOnly:=True Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub . Purpose of the macro is to force the file into readonly mode upon opening. But I believe I see the error now. Thanks. |
Ghost VBA Projects Created when using Hypelink
On Nov 18, 9:08*am, slim26 wrote:
On Nov 18, 6:09*am, Joel wrote: Why would you want a workbook when it opens, open a workbook that is already opened? This macro makes no sense!!! "slim26" wrote: Hello, I'm am having a difficult time with the following task. I have 2 excel workbooks. Book 1 has a hyperlink to open Book 2 Book 2 has the Workbook_Open macro below to force the file into Read- Only mode. The issue I'm having is whenever I launch Book 2 from the standard hyperlink, I am getting multiple ghost projects of Book 2 opening up. It will then screw up my entire Excel session from that point forward.. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. Sub Workbook_open() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Dim strName, strPath, strCurrName As String strName = ActiveWorkbook.Name strPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path strCurrName = strPath & "\" & strName Workbooks.Open strCurrName, ReadOnly:=True Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub . Purpose of the macro is to force the file into readonly mode upon opening. *But I believe I see the error now. *Thanks. I was using the wrong method to attempt to force file to open as readonly. All I simply needed was this: Private Sub Workbook_open() ThisWorkbook.ChangeFileAccess Mode:=xlReadOnly End Sub |
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