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Default Excel XP VBA code to search all macro code in Excel module for specific search string criteria

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Roger1947 wrote:
Hi all,

I am looking to write a Excel XP vba code which will allow me to
search for a specific search string in a Excel macro module for all
the "xls" spreadsheet type files in the folder location which will
prompt me which could be "C:\" .

For example..I want to search all the spreadsheets for the string
"C:\temp" hardcoded into the Excel XP macro module using an automated
solution like Excel XP VBA.

I am using Excel XP on Windows XP o/s.

Please help me out with the code as I have to present a report to my
manager in 2 days.

Thanks,
Roger.
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