M
Micah
I've written some pretty standard, but complicated, VBA code under
XL2000. A user with XL2003 gets a "catastrophic error" when opening
the file (macros enabled), which sends him to the VBA debugger - but in
a loop. Need Task Mgr to quit the application.
This is NOT a shared workbook - I read those posts but haven't found a
clue as to what could be causing this.
I also got this error on an XL2003 machine (same description as above).
After 'resolving' it by saving as an older version of Excel (even
though it originally was XL2000!), I started getting "Out of memory
errors" - which were not duplicated on another user's machine (XL2000).
Any clues at all as to what could be causing this? I am completely
stumped as to how to proceed. Again, NOT a shared workbook; there are
no connections to outside databases happening; just a lot of
user-defined functions and range-lookup stuff happening in the code.
There is sheet-protection toggling and a bit of conditional formatting
that's dependent on the user-defined functions but ... nothing special
in the code really. Help! Thanks ...
XL2000. A user with XL2003 gets a "catastrophic error" when opening
the file (macros enabled), which sends him to the VBA debugger - but in
a loop. Need Task Mgr to quit the application.
This is NOT a shared workbook - I read those posts but haven't found a
clue as to what could be causing this.
I also got this error on an XL2003 machine (same description as above).
After 'resolving' it by saving as an older version of Excel (even
though it originally was XL2000!), I started getting "Out of memory
errors" - which were not duplicated on another user's machine (XL2000).
Any clues at all as to what could be causing this? I am completely
stumped as to how to proceed. Again, NOT a shared workbook; there are
no connections to outside databases happening; just a lot of
user-defined functions and range-lookup stuff happening in the code.
There is sheet-protection toggling and a bit of conditional formatting
that's dependent on the user-defined functions but ... nothing special
in the code really. Help! Thanks ...