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Default Disable running of SelectionChange macro when in another macro?

Using Excel 2003 I have a macro in a module that automatically deletes
cells. The problem is that as it selects these cells, it activates a
SelectionChange macro. The SelectionChange macro then slows this other
macro down tremendously, even though I have screenupdating off in the
module macro. Is there a way to run the module macro without it
invoking the SelectionChange macro in the sheet?

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