These tools need to be able to explain exactly where the problem is. I'm sure it's a false positive but hunting down the issue(s) is a needle in a haystack...

On Friday, August 21, 2015 at 8:18:09 AM UTC-4, GS wrote:
madscijr wrote:
My question is, does anyone have any suggestions or know of any
utilities or ways to narrow down what is setting off the alerts?


You are not the first one.

Try renaming some of procedures/variables, moving code to different
modules...
or
switch antivirus.

VBA code stored in bin file "looks similar" to virus.

You can start removing module by module and see when it stops being
infected and focus in rearranging code in these modules.

FWIW:
I had my licensing code 'flagged' as a false positive suddenly, on a
system that it ran fine on, after Avast did an update/upgrade. How I
fixed it was to change wording used...

encrypt, encode
and
decrypt, decode

were changed to...

convert
and
revert

..after which the flagging stopped!

--
Garry

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