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johnh
I use Excel workbooks("client" book hereafter) with an
auto-close macro which requests a follow-up date and
accesses another workbook ("follow-up" book) to record it.
Since upgrading from OS 9 to OS X 10.3 the procedure will
only work if I save the client book before closing (which I
often omit to do, usually when I have made no material
changes). If I leave it to the system to prompt me for a
save, I get the following:
1. The auto-close message-box appears and is responded to,
the follow-up record is updated and the auto-close macro
terminates.
2. The follow-up book remains on show, hiding the
still-open client book and the "save/don't save" prompt.
3. On returning to the client book and replying to the
"save/don't save" prompt, the auto-close routine kicks in
for a second time and is again completed.
4.The follow-up book is now visible but inaccessible to any
further actions. The only way I have found to get out of
this is to force-quit Excel and restart.
The follow-up book presumably thinks it has some unfinished
business with the client book auto-close routine. Any ideas
how I can get over this?
auto-close macro which requests a follow-up date and
accesses another workbook ("follow-up" book) to record it.
Since upgrading from OS 9 to OS X 10.3 the procedure will
only work if I save the client book before closing (which I
often omit to do, usually when I have made no material
changes). If I leave it to the system to prompt me for a
save, I get the following:
1. The auto-close message-box appears and is responded to,
the follow-up record is updated and the auto-close macro
terminates.
2. The follow-up book remains on show, hiding the
still-open client book and the "save/don't save" prompt.
3. On returning to the client book and replying to the
"save/don't save" prompt, the auto-close routine kicks in
for a second time and is again completed.
4.The follow-up book is now visible but inaccessible to any
further actions. The only way I have found to get out of
this is to force-quit Excel and restart.
The follow-up book presumably thinks it has some unfinished
business with the client book auto-close routine. Any ideas
how I can get over this?