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Further to Don, and FYI, the first two versions of Excel that supported VBA
were Excel 5 and Excel 95. In both there was no separate Visual Basic
Editor. Code was entered in a 'module sheet' which was inserted into a
workbook just the way you'd insert a worksheet. There were no userforms
either. Instead there were 'dialog sheets'.

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|I just read this article:
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| http://support.microsoft.com/kb/153587
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| and do not understand it at all. It uses the term "module sheet" and I
| don't understand what that is referring to. I don't understand the
problem
| and don't see how you could ever have a sheet hidden that you couldn't
simply
| have code somewhere that turned visible= true. Can somebody explain this
to
| me. Thanks a lot.
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