Tim Roberts wrote:
Is it possible your 2008 laptop had had the registry changes necessary to
associate .P files with Excel, but your current laptop does not?
He's running a program that explicitly tells Excel to open the
file, so extension associations don't come into it. What
matters is whethe
On Dec 4, 2016, at 9:17 AM, Doug Sharkey wrote:
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> Appreciate the response. Although it has a .P extension it's actually an
> Excel spreadsheet (xlsx format). Business rules require the name format.
How does that make any sense at all? If you double-click on that file name,
the system isn't
Hi Tim
Appreciate the response. Although it has a .P extension it's actually an
Excel spreadsheet (xlsx format). Business rules require the name format. I
could rename it but I suspect the name isn't the issue since this code
works fine on my 2008 laptop with the .P file. I'll try renaming it just
