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> Make sure you have both workbook files open in the same instance of excel.
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You may have checkmarked Tools>Options>Generl "Ignore other application" which
would cause you to open a distinct instance of Excel for each file opened by
double-click.
Tools>Options>General Uncheck "Ignore Other Applications"
If no joy with that................
Close Excel first and On the Windows Taskbar
1) Start>Run "excel.exe /unregserver"(no quotes)>OK.
2) Start>Run "excel.exe /regserver"(no quotes)>OK.
See the space between exe and /regserver
You might have to designate a full path to excel.exe.
In that case Start>Run "C:\yourpath\excel.exe" /regserver(quotes required)>OK.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>Thanks Dave,
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>Works a treat, funny I don't recall opening the sheets that way before , so
>I guess memory loss is settling in as I do this monthly oh well.
Newbeetle - 31 Jan 2008 21:17 GMT
Cheers Gord,
It always great this site for fast response, glad you guys are out there! I
tried your idea but have the same problem, but no probs at least I have a
solution and can sleep tonight.
Thanks to everyone for your help as always.

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> You may have checkmarked Tools>Options>Generl "Ignore other application" which
> would cause you to open a distinct instance of Excel for each file opened by
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> >Works a treat, funny I don't recall opening the sheets that way before , so
> >I guess memory loss is settling in as I do this monthly oh well.