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I created a stats program some time ago, and had created a few macros as well as a little code for some command buttons. Here's the problem:

I have since decided to eliminate the buttons and delete all corresponding code, as well as all macros I had created. WHY does the little warning window about possible macro's still pop up whenever I open the program??? I DELETED all the macros, and I checked the VBA Code windo, making sure all code was wiped clean. WHAT GIVES???

And how do I get rid of the message?

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remove the empty modules as well.

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I created a stats program some time ago, and had created a few macros as

well as a little code for some command buttons. Here's the problem:

I have since decided to eliminate the buttons and delete all corresponding

code, as well as all macros I had created. WHY does the little warning
window about possible macro's still pop up whenever I open the program???
I DELETED all the macros, and I checked the VBA Code windo, making sure all
code was wiped clean. WHAT GIVES???

And how do I get rid of the message?

Jayceejay



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-----Original Message-----
I created a stats program some time ago, and had created

a few macros as well as a little code for some command
buttons. Here's the problem:

I have since decided to eliminate the buttons and delete

all corresponding code, as well as all macros I had
created. WHY does the little warning window about
possible macro's still pop up whenever I open the
program??? I DELETED all the macros, and I checked the
VBA Code windo, making sure all code was wiped clean.
WHAT GIVES???

And how do I get rid of the message?

Jayceejay
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Not a good idea.

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-----Original Message-----
I created a stats program some time ago, and had created

a few macros as well as a little code for some command
buttons. Here's the problem:

I have since decided to eliminate the buttons and delete

all corresponding code, as well as all macros I had
created. WHY does the little warning window about
possible macro's still pop up whenever I open the
program??? I DELETED all the macros, and I checked the
VBA Code windo, making sure all code was wiped clean.
WHAT GIVES???

And how do I get rid of the message?

Jayceejay
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