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Message: [QUOTE="tonedeafdave, post: 6792787"] I have been having a similar problem - still not totally resolved. The 'macro can't be disabled' issue is a red herring (or was in my case). If you hit the key with the apple on it (I'm new to Macs) and F11 you get a new macro sheet added. I keep doing it by mistake as I am not used to the keyboard. Delete all such and the message goes away. In my example, some at least of the crashes seem to be due to Mac:Excel's attempt to load a previously crashed file as well as the one you are trying to run. Try opening with macros disabled, then looking in the 'Window' menu to see if you have a second workbook open (a saved version of the crashed book). If you can close this without saving, you can usually use your file again. This does not solve the problem of the original crash - if you get that, I'd like to know. [/QUOTE]