Hi Tom,
Problem is, when you use copy/paste in a macro, it uses the same clip board as 
any other application that's running. The solution is probably to eliminate 
copy/paste from your macro. It's a very inefficient way to run, and there's 
nearly always a better and much quicker way to do the same thing.
Regards - Dave

On 14/04/2011, at 10:37 AM, "tomfabtas...@hotmail.com" 
<tomfabtas...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> I run an excel macro on a loop (Excel 2007), which runs for most of
> the day and includes copy/paste code. While this macro is running, in
> another instance of excel I need to copy and paste (manually, not
> using a macro). Sometimes when I manually copy/paste, I get the paste
> from the macro. So, the macro is doing a copy just after I manually do
> a copy.
> Is there anyway to "ring-fence" the macro, so that the copy/paste does
> not interfer with the other work I am doing ?
> Regards,
> Tom
> 
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