Thread: Detecting an active instance of Excel from Word VBA
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Old 05-30-2014, 02:16 PM
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OK, that looks like it might be a corrupt document. Try creating a new one and seeing if it exhibits the same behaviour. If it doesn't that confirms the corruption. In that case, try exporting the userforms etc and reimporting them into a new document. With the code in all those subs appearing in the window, you might to just copy/paste them into Notepad, then paste from there into a new code module in the new document - the idea being to minimise the risk of exporting the corruption.
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