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Old February 13th, 2007, 03:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.setup
nobbyknownowt
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Hi y'all

I have a sheet I have written where the user completes the data and
prints it out using a macro. Once the sheet is printed the changes are
no longer required (in fact they become a risk). I have macro which can
be activated to clear the data.
I have the code to disable the save on close option but is there a way
I can stop the sheet being saved by the other available methods or
should I run the clear macro on close?
cheers
Nobby




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Old February 14th, 2007, 08:18 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.setup
kassie
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I would run the Clear macro as part of the print macro, iow, print, then clear
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Kassie Kasselman


"nobbyknownowt" wrote:


Hi y'all

I have a sheet I have written where the user completes the data and
prints it out using a macro. Once the sheet is printed the changes are
no longer required (in fact they become a risk). I have macro which can
be activated to clear the data.
I have the code to disable the save on close option but is there a way
I can stop the sheet being saved by the other available methods or
should I run the clear macro on close?
cheers
Nobby




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nobbyknownowt

 




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