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how to view a macro
is it a way to view an existing macro in a file?
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how to view a macro
If it is not protected: ALT+F11 will open the VBEditor
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Holly" wrote in message ... is it a way to view an existing macro in a file? |
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how to view a macro
1. open the file
2. touch ALT-F11 3. double-click the module containing the macro -- Gary's Student gsnu200703 "Holly" wrote: is it a way to view an existing macro in a file? |
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how to view a macro
OR, right click on the tab and select View Code.
OR, Tools -Macro- Macros "Holly" wrote: is it a way to view an existing macro in a file? |
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