Closing Excel with Personal Macro Workbook

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shoey812

Hi -

I am using Excel 2003 SP2 and just created a personal macro workbook.
The workbook is saved in the XLSTART folder. Everytime I close Excel,
it prompts me to save the workbook. Is there anyway I can stop this
from happening everytime I close Excel?

I searched previous postings on this subject and the few things I
found did not work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Stephen
 
Maybe you have a formula in the workbook that 'dirtied' it, such as TODAY()
or the like.

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HTH

Bob

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Maybe you have a formula in the workbook that 'dirtied' it, such as TODAY()
or the like.

--
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)









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Thanks for the suggestion.

I do not have any formulas like that. As a test, I removed by
personal macro file and created a new one with one simple macro (no
formulas) and had the same result.

Any other ideas?
 
Does it open unhidden and you set it to hidden?

That will give you the prompt.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
Does it open unhidden and you set it to hidden?

That will give you the prompt.

Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP







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No, the file opens hidden and I try to close it the same way.
 
Hi -

I was wondering if anyone else has any suggestions for my issue
below. I've tried the suggestions so far without any luck.

I am using Excel 2003 SP2 and just created a personal macro workbook.
The workbook is saved in the XLSTART folder. Everytime I close
Excel,
it prompts me to save the workbook. Is there anyway I can stop this
from happening everytime I close Excel?
 

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