Hi all,

I am scheduling an Excel workbook using the Scheduler Tool of Windows.
It just calls an Excel workbook, which opens, does some autorun processing
and closes again.

This works well, except when I have excel already open. In that case another
instance of Excel is opened (by the scheduler) and I get the "File in Use"
popup stateing that my PERSONAL.XLS is locked for editing. And gives me a
chance to cancel (button). A logical thing but unhandy in this context.

Is there a way to ignore this message or to add an extra parameter to the
call of the worksheet to prevent the message, or to automatically apply
cancel?

Thanks!

M.

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