VBA to end a autosave macro

wigarth

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi!

I have a macro (in a module) that saves the workbook. In the startup script i have another macro that loads this macro every 5 mins (This is a macro that "activates" every time i open that workbook)

If I close this workbook, and continue to work in other workbooks, it will "open" it again on the designated "save time" and perform this macro
I need to shut down excel completely to avoid this. This is very very very annoying when working with 5++ workbooks

Any code to make this deactivate on closing of the workbook? or a code for a macro to stop it?

Best Reggards
Wig - Norway
 

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Thank You for the reply Fluff! I will look into it. Cheers!
 
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