The way you describe is how you reference a Public function in a class
module, like ThisWorkbok, from another module.

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"Beto" wrote in message
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Bob Phillips wrote:

Beto,

No, if it's private it means that it doesn't want to be accessible from
another module. It needs to be Public for that.


Just what I thought. I was hoping there may be a way to reference the
module and then the function, sort of like "Module1.Function1". Anyway,
I already solved my problem with a workaround.

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