"Immediate Window" displays strange code!

[Jay Northrop]

Greetings!

I've used Excel for several years, and am just now diving into VBA (with the
help of two John Walkenbach books). The question I have relates to the
"Immediate" window in the VB editor. Every time I open up the editor, I see
the following code in the "Immediate" window. I thought the "Immediate"
window was supposed to be empty. Does anybody know why this code appears, or
how I can get rid of it (other than selecting and deleting it)??

Thanks,

Jay N.

[auto_open]<
[SetupFunctionsIDs]<
[SetupFunctionsIDs]>
[PickPlatform]<
[PickPlatform]>
[VerifyOpen]<
VerifyOpen]>1
[RegistryFunctionsIDs]<
[RegistryFunctionsIDs]>
[auto_open]>

 

[Frank Kabel]

Hi
these are debug messages from the Analysis Toolpak Addin (MS seems to
have forgotten to turn off the 'debug-switch' before shipping Excel)
So nothing to worry about but you can't really do anything against it

 

[Jeff Wright]

Thanks, Frank. In that case, I guess I can live with it.

Jay

Hi
these are debug messages from the Analysis Toolpak Addin (MS seems to
have forgotten to turn off the 'debug-switch' before shipping Excel)
So nothing to worry about but you can't really do anything against it

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

Greetings!

I've used Excel for several years, and am just now diving into VBA (with the
help of two John Walkenbach books). The question I have relates to the
"Immediate" window in the VB editor. Every time I open up the editor, I see
the following code in the "Immediate" window. I thought the "Immediate"
window was supposed to be empty. Does anybody know why this code appears, or
how I can get rid of it (other than selecting and deleting it)??

Thanks,

Jay N.

[auto_open]<
[SetupFunctionsIDs]<
[SetupFunctionsIDs]>
[PickPlatform]<
[PickPlatform]>
[VerifyOpen]<
VerifyOpen]>1
[RegistryFunctionsIDs]<
[RegistryFunctionsIDs]>
[auto_open]>

 

[Myrna Larson]

Ah, but if you know the password and you know something about VBA, you can
correct the bug. Not for VBA newbies, though.

 

[Myrna Larson]

PS: I have fixed my Excel 2002 (XP) version. I can email it if somebody wants
it. I can't guarantee it will work with other versions, though.