Your first line of defense is addressing your bugs, and it will have other
benefits like your code will run to completion successfully.<g

But in the meantime, if you don't want users to see your code when it
errors (or any other time), protect the project via Tools, VB Project
Properties, Protection.

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Jim
"Ed from AZ" wrote in message
...
In XL 2003, when my code errors (more than I want it to!!), the VBE
opens with the offending line of code highlighted in yellow. How can
I prevent this from happening so the user doesn't see the code?

Ed