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BrianB,
Yes, been there, done that lots of times. Was just wondering if I was the only one. If you *have* saved, of course the error remains and I often find that after deleting the line Excel still acts as if it is there. Since it locks up instantly, I don't have to worry about that error being saved. As for any others that I do save, Rob Bovey's Code Cleaner always seems to do the trick. Thanks, John "BrianB " wrote in message ... Yes, been there, done that lots of times. No other way of closing. You 'forget' to save at your own risk. Hope you remember to back up too. If you *have* saved, of course the error remains and I often find that after deleting the line Excel still acts as if it is there. The only way out is to copy the whole module, paste into Notepad ("cleans" the text) and copy/paste from there into a new module. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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