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MV
Hi,
I have an Excel Workbook that has Macros (both at Worksheet and module
levels) that in turn delegates most of the business logic to a VB6 COM
component.
OK, the problem is that when I have two different instances of this
workbook opened in the same PC, it seems that they are conflicting with one
another (I'm getting a lot of ActiveV instantiation problems).
I'm wondering what's the best way to 'isolate' this 2 Worbooks, should I
move all my module-level code to Worksheets?
Any ideas?
Thanks,
MV
I have an Excel Workbook that has Macros (both at Worksheet and module
levels) that in turn delegates most of the business logic to a VB6 COM
component.
OK, the problem is that when I have two different instances of this
workbook opened in the same PC, it seems that they are conflicting with one
another (I'm getting a lot of ActiveV instantiation problems).
I'm wondering what's the best way to 'isolate' this 2 Worbooks, should I
move all my module-level code to Worksheets?
Any ideas?
Thanks,
MV