Open Workbook as it's own Workbook macro

marimar02

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Joined
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128
Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hello,

I have a workbook that uses macros heavily. When I open it, can I have a command that would open this particular workbook as it's own. The problem is, when I run it alone, I don't have any problems but when i'm running two or more workbooks simultaniously, 2 out of 10 times it may crash.

Thank you...
 

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in addition to previous problem, I use following function:

Code:
    Application.DisplayFullScreen = True

I don't want this to affect all other workbooks.

Thank you...
 
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What do you mean 'as it's own'?

Do you mean in another instance of Excel?
 
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