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cmcfalls
Greetings,
When I try to open some of my worksheets I get an error message tha
reads: "Cannot find 'C:\Program Files\Microsof
Office\OFFICE11\LIBRARY\MSQuery\XLQUERY.xla'!Register.DClick, which ha
been assigned to run each time [MY WORKBOOK] is opened. Continuin
could cause errors. Cancel opening [MY WORKBOOK]?
I have searched for a solution to this and came across this a
Microsoft's web:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=277620
I have read through that and it says that the workbook had to b
created in Excel 2002 (which it was) AND the workbook contains externa
data that was imported with Microsoft Query (which it does not) AND th
workbook is saved in either the Microsoft Excel 5.0/95 format or th
Micrsoft Excel 97-2002 & 5.0/97 format (which I do not know).
I am running Excel 2003 but previously had 2002 (I had this proble
before too). The methods tha the Microsoft Help Deks have for
solution are not practical for me because I am putting this file on
shared area so several people can access it. I do not want them to hav
to change security levels because of a macro...it would just be easie
for me to tell them to ignore the error, but I'd like to get rid of i
if I can. Thanks in advance..
When I try to open some of my worksheets I get an error message tha
reads: "Cannot find 'C:\Program Files\Microsof
Office\OFFICE11\LIBRARY\MSQuery\XLQUERY.xla'!Register.DClick, which ha
been assigned to run each time [MY WORKBOOK] is opened. Continuin
could cause errors. Cancel opening [MY WORKBOOK]?
I have searched for a solution to this and came across this a
Microsoft's web:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=277620
I have read through that and it says that the workbook had to b
created in Excel 2002 (which it was) AND the workbook contains externa
data that was imported with Microsoft Query (which it does not) AND th
workbook is saved in either the Microsoft Excel 5.0/95 format or th
Micrsoft Excel 97-2002 & 5.0/97 format (which I do not know).
I am running Excel 2003 but previously had 2002 (I had this proble
before too). The methods tha the Microsoft Help Deks have for
solution are not practical for me because I am putting this file on
shared area so several people can access it. I do not want them to hav
to change security levels because of a macro...it would just be easie
for me to tell them to ignore the error, but I'd like to get rid of i
if I can. Thanks in advance..