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Reply With QuoteDid you have a macro that turned off events (Application.EnableEvents = False)? It may need to be turned back on with Application.EnableEvents = True.
Code:Sub TurnOnEvents() Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub
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Command Button deactivated
Not sure what has happened, I had a malware attack while using Excel, shut everything down, scanned and cleaned computer now my command buttons no longer work in any file.
SO thinking it must be a setting that has gotten tripped but can't find it.
Eric Kelcher
Re: Command Button deactivated
Did you have a macro that turned off events (Application.EnableEvents = False)? It may need to be turned back on with Application.EnableEvents = True.
Code:Sub TurnOnEvents() Application.EnableEvents = True End Sub
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Re: Command Button deactivated
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Re: Command Button deactivated
Mmmm, it's probably not malware, but the recent Windows update. There quite a few threads on this forum regarding same.
Use a cleanup software to clean all temp files (e.g. CCleaner), or
manually search for *.exd files and delete them.
Re: Command Button deactivated
Yeah, I ran both the macro to enable events and deleted the .EXD files from my temp folder, Hopefully I don't have this problem again tomorrow.
Eric Kelcher
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