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Data is mixed up when two excel are written by two separate vee program

Question asked by bravebrain on Jul 16, 2015
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I am using A.vee to write data into excel A.xlsx and B.vee to write data into excel B.xlsx.
if I having only A.vee is running or B.vee is running, everything is OK.
but when A.vee and B.vee is running at the same time. data is mixed up.
A.vee could write data into B.xlsx .

is there anyway to overcome this problem?

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WDrago Jul 21, 2015 2:36 PM
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VEE writes to whatever sheet is active. If A.VEE and B.VEE are running at the same time and you want them to write to independant worksheets, try using Excel > Utilities > Enable New Instance. I've never used this myself, so I don't know if it works, how it works, etc.

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- bravebrain @ WDrago on Jul 26, 2015 7:43 PM
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  Thanks for suggestion!
  
  I just verify it in a simplified program. So far it works great.
  
  I have been asking around, you are the 1st one to have idea.
  
  Thanks!
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