Version after next. My first priority is to make the user settings and active status persistent across an XL shutdown. In the meantime, consider using the ‘Nest windows’ option and dock the commandbar adjacent to one of the commandbars at the top. Personally, though, I prefer the left bottom — to the left of whatever XL-native commandbar I have open at the bottom (usually, the Drawing toolbar).

I like the way your worksheet navigator works. The way I’d improve on it is to have a menu item for navigation, with the workbooks listed as menu items.

- Jon

Most probably this is because of a duplicate procedure name in both addins.

In the code for ThisWorkbook, change the OnKey setting to:

Application.OnKey “%’”, “SheetSwitcher.Switcher.ShowForm”

(all one line)

This is something I really should have done myself, but it just never occurred to me. I guess that’s how you learn.

Kind regards

Charlie

Looks more interesting to me than having to pop up a userform. I’ll let you know how I like it.

- Jon

Often when one reference is broken, another seemingly independent library seems to be affected. I had problems with different versions of SOLVER recently, which manifest in errors with the Strings library.

You can temporarily deal with the problems by inserting the prefix “Strings.” in front of any Strings library element:

Strings.Right()
Strings.Mid()

In the long term, you need to fix the problem, which means find broken references, as Charlie describes, or scratch your head a little harder.

- Jon

A couple of things to check:

1) in the VBE, on the Tools -> Options menu, click the ‘General’ tab, and check that ‘Break on unhandled errors’ is selected.

2) I’ve just noticed there are a few redundant object library references left in there. In the VBE, Select Tools -> References and enter the password ‘a’ (without the quotes). You can remove every reference that doesn’t
give you an ‘in use’ message when you uncheck it.

If neither of those two work, I’m afraid I’m stumped. ‘Right’ should be standard functionality in all excel versions. Apologies for crashing your Excel, I’ve not seen this error occur before.

Regards

Charlie

in the procedure it stops at a word “right”

my os is windows98 and excel 2000

second time excel crashes.