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Debra Dalgleish shows how to clean up all the remnants of macros:
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqMac.html#NoMacros JHilliard wrote: My Excel document has a macro that I did not intend - it happened accidentally while trying to "learn" about macros. How do I find it so I can delete it? I've read the messages delete the macro & then also delete the module. Before I do that I have to FIND it. Help! "Ralph Orth" wrote: Every time I open workbooks that were created when I had macros in the personal sheet, Excel states there are macros in the sheet, even though none show up. (I deleted macros that were not needed in some spreadsheets.) It is not a big deal, but rather just an annoyance, and the sheets are good to use. I have copied the contents of many to another new workbook already, and that gets rid of it, but where would Excel be getting this info if all the macros are deleted? -- Dave Peterson |
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