Re: Macro Fee Workbook?



Did I just loose 2 days worth of code?
Sorry, Yes you lost it

xlsx is without code and xlsm or xlsb is with code


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"Dustin" wrote in message news:200710316933hubbard_dustin@xxxxxxxxxxxx
I've been working on a project the past several days and when I first went to save it I got the following message:

VB Project
To save a file with these features, click no, and then choose a macro -
enabled file type in the file type list.
To continue saving as a macro freee workbook, click yes.


I didn't know what it meant, so I just clicked Yes and kept going. Excel crashed on me today and now when I open my Excel file back up, none of my Macros are showing up?

Did I just loose 2 days worth of code? Please tell me there is a solution!

thanks,
Dustin

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