You don't need to be able to see the code to look in the object browser. It
shows what properties and methods are exposed.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Glyn Davies" wrote in message
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Thanks Tom, but the code is password protected! Anyone know the
password.....
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The data tracking wizard is an addin and not part of excel. If you have
it
loaded, you should be able to see what properties and methods it exposes
by
looking at it in the object browser. I can't tell you which command it
is,
but if no one else steps forward with the information, that is a place
you
can look to see if you can find one. (you might need to create a
reference
from your project to the addin to look at it in the object browser).