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One line of code messed up!
I have one line in one module of an Excel VBA code messed
up. I need to write another VBA code that will open the VBA attached to an excel file, open the VBA password, go to that module and alter the one line...HELP |
One line of code messed up!
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One line of code messed up!
Why can't you just open it as normal, go to the VB IDE and change it?
-- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "scrabtree23" wrote in message ... I have one line in one module of an Excel VBA code messed up. I need to write another VBA code that will open the VBA attached to an excel file, open the VBA password, go to that module and alter the one line...HELP |
One line of code messed up!
Reread the original question.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ianripping " wrote in message ... might help if you post the code? --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
One line of code messed up!
VBA password is not exposed as an object.
Only solutions I have seen offered for this involve the use of sendkeys. You can search the google groups archive if you need a sample. Search on VBA (or VBE), password and sendkeys. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "scrabtree23" wrote in message ... I have one line in one module of an Excel VBA code messed up. I need to write another VBA code that will open the VBA attached to an excel file, open the VBA password, go to that module and alter the one line...HELP |
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