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Default Workbook_Activate() vs Workbook_Open()

So, when a user opens my Excel file, my Visual Basic script
is going to automatically fill the cells on the current sheet with
predetermined values....

My question is, does it make a difference if I place my
auto fill code into the Workbook_Activate() function
as opposed to the Workbook_Open() function??
I know that Workbook_Open() gets called before
Workbook_Activate()....so does it really matter WHERE
I place my initilization/auto fill code??

Thank you


 
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