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Roadie
Hi all,
I have an Excelfile that, when I open it, immediately saves itself.
have no idea why it does that and since it is a file of nearly 50 Mb,
really hate to spend a lot of time to watch Excel save that 50 Mb'
every time I open the file. I created the file, but after that it'
been used by others.
The AutoSave is not installed. This original 50Mb file contains severa
macros, none of them have any AutoOpen statements, but just to be sure
I copied the file and stripped it completely.
I now have a file that contains no macro's and just 1 empty sheet. Th
size is now 17 kb, but it still saves on opening (a lot faster than th
50 Mb
). I can't think of any reason why Excel would do that. An
it's just those two files (the original and the copy), because when
open another file, nothing happens.
Has anyone a clue as to what is happening here? Is there any optio
that's checked and should be unchecked?
Regards,
Anne
I have an Excelfile that, when I open it, immediately saves itself.
have no idea why it does that and since it is a file of nearly 50 Mb,
really hate to spend a lot of time to watch Excel save that 50 Mb'
every time I open the file. I created the file, but after that it'
been used by others.
The AutoSave is not installed. This original 50Mb file contains severa
macros, none of them have any AutoOpen statements, but just to be sure
I copied the file and stripped it completely.
I now have a file that contains no macro's and just 1 empty sheet. Th
size is now 17 kb, but it still saves on opening (a lot faster than th
50 Mb
). I can't think of any reason why Excel would do that. Anit's just those two files (the original and the copy), because when
open another file, nothing happens.
Has anyone a clue as to what is happening here? Is there any optio
that's checked and should be unchecked?
Regards,
Anne