Rayne
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XLSM file will corrupt on inserting shape object
Hello All,
I am facing a issue working with xlsm. I was to simply insert a shape object to format the checkboxes into groups. Unfortunately, whenever I add the shape object and then close and save the xlsm file, the next time I open it I get this error:
The file has unreadable content..do you want to recover?
I hit yes and the prompt stays every time I open the file and asks me to recover....
This is Exactly identical to this issue mentioned here >>
http://chandoo.org/forums/topic/unreadable-content-in-excel-error
Will I be not at all be able to add the shape object?
Please assist
thank you
R
I am facing a issue working with xlsm. I was to simply insert a shape object to format the checkboxes into groups. Unfortunately, whenever I add the shape object and then close and save the xlsm file, the next time I open it I get this error:
The file has unreadable content..do you want to recover?
I hit yes and the prompt stays every time I open the file and asks me to recover....
This is Exactly identical to this issue mentioned here >>
http://chandoo.org/forums/topic/unreadable-content-in-excel-error
Will I be not at all be able to add the shape object?
Please assist
thank you
R
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Further if I have to live with this limitation - is there a way to auto-recover every time the xlsm opens?
something I came across below - but its not working
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24449218/'Excel-found-unreadable-content-in-'-excel-file-'-Do-you-want-to-recover.html
something I came across below - but its not working
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24449218/'Excel-found-unreadable-content-in-'-excel-file-'-Do-you-want-to-recover.html
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is there a way to auto-recover every time the xlsm opens? with the user not have to do the clicks for that..the previous soultion link takes into accountthe file path - that will not work as this xlsm will be passed on to several people who would use it
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Thank you Guys for the suggestions, greatly appreciated :)
Thanks, Rayne.
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Now I converted that xls file back to xlsm macro enabled file - and it still throws same the prompt...as before
My workbook has a lot of macro running so I had save it as a xlsm..