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When open an old xls, an new macro is in a new module.
I assume you mean record a macro. I don't think you can change that
behavior, but you can always copy the recored code to module1 and delete the new module. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Peter" wrote in message ... Whenever I open an old xls file, then I assing an new macro, the Excel automatically assign the code in a new module. Is there is any way you can configure it to assign the new macro in Module1? Please advise. Peter |
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