T
Tom
Here is a puzzlement for me. We have been using Excel for our financial
statement preparation for many years (Since 1998). We have just kept the
same worksheet and saved it anew in the latest version of Excel. Whenever we
open certain spreadsheets we get the following error:
“Cannot find ‘C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office12\Library\MSQuery\XLQuery.XLA ‘!Register.DClick, which has been
assigned to run each time Financial Statemensts.xls is opened. Continuing
could cause errors. Cancel opening Financial Statements.xls?â€
Continuing has never caused an error that we know of, and we have searched
all our resources for why Excel would be returning this error. I know that
earlier versions of Excel needed an add-in for queries, but we cannot find
any way to stop the error from returning each time we open the file.
Can you provide any insight to this proplem?
statement preparation for many years (Since 1998). We have just kept the
same worksheet and saved it anew in the latest version of Excel. Whenever we
open certain spreadsheets we get the following error:
“Cannot find ‘C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office12\Library\MSQuery\XLQuery.XLA ‘!Register.DClick, which has been
assigned to run each time Financial Statemensts.xls is opened. Continuing
could cause errors. Cancel opening Financial Statements.xls?â€
Continuing has never caused an error that we know of, and we have searched
all our resources for why Excel would be returning this error. I know that
earlier versions of Excel needed an add-in for queries, but we cannot find
any way to stop the error from returning each time we open the file.
Can you provide any insight to this proplem?