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

might help if you post the code

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Why can't you just open it as normal, go to the VB IDE and change it?

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Bob Phillips
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"scrabtree23" wrote in message
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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

Reread the original question.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"ianripping " wrote in message
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might help if you post the code?


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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.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"scrabtree23" wrote in message
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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