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Long ago (10 or more years) I created a mailing list application, using Excel
97 originally, with updates along the way using Excel 2000 and 2003. The application has been running with Excel 2007 for 18 months without a problem. Everything has worked smoothly until about two weeks ago. The user clicks on any of a number of control button on a worksheet to call a series of routines. In the troublesome routine a list is sorted and filtered. The filtered list is copied to a new sheet. The sheet is renamed. The sheet is then moved to a new book. The problem occurs when the move command executes. The code is: With ActiveSheet .Name = "Publication" .Move End With Prior to the execution of that bit of code every button shows the assigned macro as "Mail List!macroname" (where "Mail List is hte file name); but when the ".move" command executes the macros assigned to all of the buttons change to "Book1!macroname" (where Book1 is the name of the new file). Additionally, if you open the list of macros, all macros now point to Book1 and not to the original file name. Until now, the application has worked like a charm, with the last major update in 2004. What can I do to keep this file name switch from happening? |
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