Thanks for yor help Stuart.
Regards Don
On Jun 2, 2:27 pm, Stuart Redmann wrote:
> On 1 Jun., 01:57, donvreug wrote:
>
> > The environment this is occuring in is a corporate one where there are
> > a number of Excel workbooks each with VBA modules that are deisgned
> > for different tasks. Oc
On 1 Jun., 01:57, donvreug wrote:
> The environment this is occuring in is a corporate one where there are
> a number of Excel workbooks each with VBA modules that are deisgned
> for different tasks. Occassionally someone tells me a macro has
> failed, and when I check they usually have two or
The environment this is occuring in is a corporate one where there are
a number of Excel workbooks each with VBA modules that are deisgned
for different tasks. Occassionally someone tells me a macro has
failed, and when I check they usually have two or more Excel workbooks
open. Closing all workb
On 30 Mai, 02:26, donvreug wrote:
> Some of the macros I have written sometimes do not function correctly
> if another instance of Excel is open. The other instance usually also
> contains macros that may or may not have been executed. I thought I
> read somewhere that this is a common problem bu
