Missing Macros

gheyman

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have a workbook that was working when I created it yesterday. Today when I try to open it, all the buttons/objects no longer have the Macros assigned to them. When I go to Assign the Macro's they are not listed. But if I go into my VBA project explorer they are all there. Can someone explain what's happening? I did save it correctly (Excel Macro-Enabled Workboob xlsm) and my Macros are NOT disabled.

Thanks for your time and help.
 
Not sure why you marked my initial post as the solution if it did not fix it for you.
It would probably better/more appropriate to select Rory's post, as he explains why your updating the code seemed to fix it.
 
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