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Default How to make opening of workbook conditional of opening of another workbook

I have a main workbook named Homebase that has a password form. The
correct password must be entered to open the Homebase workbook.
Homebase has hyperlinks to module workbooks which have different names
(P&L Module, Cash Flow Module, etc.)

I want to make sure that users cannot open module workbooks unless the
Homebase workbook is already open.
If someone tried to do this a message box would appear that displays
the mesage: "Sorry, but you can only access this module through
Homebase." The module workbook would NOT open and Excel would be blank
when the user closes the message box.

Would appreciate any help with the VBA code that I would write in each
module workbook to do the above.


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