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We have a couple of old spreadsheets that is set to print 6 copies every time they open. If we change the # of copies back to 1 and save, it reverts back to 6 when it is reopened. Major pain as it's a pretty long sheet. We have attempted to copy the whole thing to a new sheet, but this doesn't work.
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New Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Posts: 10
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Have you looked in the Auto_Open macro - I guess you have but worth a try!
John |
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Legend
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Minneapolis, Mn, USA
Posts: 9,704
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You've changed the ("auto_open") macro in the visual basic editor, saved the file and it reverts back?
Maybe the macro's in your personal.xls file, when you're saving the file, you're not saving the updated macro. Sounds odd. Nate |
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Board Regular
Join Date: Feb 2002
Posts: 3,064
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Hi --
Sounds like a scripts is hiding ... assign a command button to any script to bring up all scripts and look for one related, Sounds like personal or auto open but could be in the shhet its self of cause and might be called from elsewhere, should be able to find it and so can edit back to on or switch off if needs be. Open VBE and scan the moduels and sheets might be worth a try. HTH Rdgs ========== Jack |
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Fixed it in the Scripts--new to me! Thanks all.
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