• Excel Addins (Excel 2003)

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    #412229

    Mark,

    I’ve just seen 3 new posts with similar complaints in another Excel group.
    No answers available – but I’m betting Microsoft has “done” something again…

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    1. “My project is password protected. If I open it, cause a form to be
    displayed (any form) and then close or quit Excel, the project
    password prompt appears.”

    2. “Users running our Excel spreadsheet tool were having no problems until
    recently. We’ve had several users get the Password Prompt for VBA
    Project Appears After Excel Quits when they close our application. We
    have over 8000 users worldwide and lately we’ve had about 5 users get
    the vba password prompt when they exit the tool. Any ideas why this
    would be happening?”

    3. “That’s very odd, this started happening to us recently too. IT rolled out a
    “hotfix” which incorporated a new Excel EXE (from Microsoft) – my suspicions
    lie in this direction.”
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    Regards,
    Jim Cone
    San Francisco, CA

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    • #899762

      I have an addin that calls subroutines in other addins. The main addin calls the subroutines from the other addins after opening the addin and then using the application.run command. This all works fine on Excel 2000, but when I run it on Excel 2003, I get message boxes asking for the addin password when I close Excel. If the addins are not password protected there are no problems. Anyone got any ideas what is going on?

      regards
      Mark Robinson

      • #900208

        Have you got Google desktop installed?

        • #900383

          Yes I do have Google Desktop installed. Is that the problem?
          I have some add-ins written by others that seem to do the same things as I do but do not casue the problem?
          regards
          Mark

          • #900423

            If you get rid of the google desktop does the problem go away? If it does, it might be the problem. If it does not, it was not the problem.

            Steve

          • #900424

            If you get rid of the google desktop does the problem go away? If it does, it might be the problem. If it does not, it was not the problem.

            Steve

          • #900495

            Well it looks like Google Desktop IS THE PROBLEM.
            What a shame because I like the Google Desktop. But whatever it is that it does, it’s too much hassle to keep it.
            Thanks everyone for taking the time to respond.

            regards
            Mark

          • #900496

            Well it looks like Google Desktop IS THE PROBLEM.
            What a shame because I like the Google Desktop. But whatever it is that it does, it’s too much hassle to keep it.
            Thanks everyone for taking the time to respond.

            regards
            Mark

          • #900513

            It has been reported to cause this problem, yes.

          • #900514

            It has been reported to cause this problem, yes.

        • #900384

          Yes I do have Google Desktop installed. Is that the problem?
          I have some add-ins written by others that seem to do the same things as I do but do not casue the problem?
          regards
          Mark

      • #900209

        Have you got Google desktop installed?

    • #899763

      I have an addin that calls subroutines in other addins. The main addin calls the subroutines from the other addins after opening the addin and then using the application.run command. This all works fine on Excel 2000, but when I run it on Excel 2003, I get message boxes asking for the addin password when I close Excel. If the addins are not password protected there are no problems. Anyone got any ideas what is going on?

      regards
      Mark Robinson

    • #900217

      VERY interesting!! bingo My company just upgraded us all to Office 2003 and I had an email from a co-worker in England that whenever he exits the .xls file I sent him (which has lots of VBA code) that he gets prompted for the project password. I wasn’t able to duplicate it but now know he’s not nuts. I have Office 2003 on my work laptop and wondered why I don’t see the error. My only guess so far is that I have a digital certificate installed which I use to sign my Excel projects. Maybe that prevents the password dialog from appearing? I do not have the Google desktop search utility installed as another poster mentioned.

      I wonder what MS has messed up this time and when we’ll find a fix for it? bash

      Thnx,
      Deb

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