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Macros and File Lost
Last night I saved an excel spreadsheet before I went home that I work in
daily. This morning I opened it just fine and then closed it to do something else. When I opened the file again a message box came up about enabling or disabling macros. This message has never come up before in the past year and a half that I have worked with this workbook. I clicked on enable macros because I knew there wasn't anything bad there and then a box came up that said File Lost and you can only click ok or help and the title on the top of that box says Visual Basics I believe. So I closed that and tried to re open the file and trying to click on disable macros but the same thing happened. Is there anyway that I can get this file back? I don't know what happened or why it says that it is lost. This is an important doc with a lot of information so any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Kelli |
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