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I have some visual basic code on a sheet which i use to provide a certain
layout of the sheet for printing. The nature of the code is complicated and slows the spreadsheet down when i am editing it. Is there an easy way to deactivate the code temporarily so that i can edit the spreadsheet without the code being active? At present i have to manually delete the entire code and then re paste it to reactivate it. It would be great if i could set up a macro such that I could push a button on the sheet to deactivate and activate the code |
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