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Default Error whilst DLL code completed succesfully

Hi all,

I have a problem concerning a (which seems to be) correctly made DLL routine for Excel (an ActiveX DLL made in VB6.0)
I put several messageboxes in the code to check whether there are any anomalies in my code.
This is not the case, the code runs flawlessly uptil the end, the routine is even finished, when this message comes up:

"Cant find workbook 3DPerspectief.xls. etc etc etc"

The funny thing is that this workbook is open, and my code is correctly finished. How can Excel even ask me such a thing AFTER the code is done?

Hope someone has a clue...

-Max







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