Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

I have a macro that creates an .xls file every time it runs. I want th
macro to insert code in the new file by workbook open and before clos
event. The result should be that the new file executes some operatio
on open and close

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Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

Take a look at www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm. This page shows you how to
dynamically add code.

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Bob Phillips
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(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)

"mihai " wrote in message
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I have a macro that creates an .xls file every time it runs. I want the
macro to insert code in the new file by workbook open and before close
event. The result should be that the new file executes some operation
on open and close.


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Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

Bob Phillips wrote:

Take a look at www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm. This page shows you
how to dynamically add code.

And uninstall any virus scanners like McAfee. They are very efficient
at wiping your entire code module if you dare to use the methods
described in the quoted link.
I learned that the hard way.

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Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

If that is true, and I must admit I have never experienced it with AVG, then
I would suggest that a different approach is taken. Uninstalling virus
scanners is a bit too drastic for me.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)

"Amedee Van Gasse" wrote in message
...
Bob Phillips wrote:

Take a look at www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm. This page shows you
how to dynamically add code.

And uninstall any virus scanners like McAfee. They are very efficient
at wiping your entire code module if you dare to use the methods
described in the quoted link.
I learned that the hard way.

--
Amedee Van Gasse
To top-post is human, to bottom-post and snip is sublime.

Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

Hi
see:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm

-----Original Message-----
I have a macro that creates an .xls file every time it
runs. I want the
macro to insert code in the new file by workbook open and
before close
event. The result should be that the new file executes
some operation
on open and close.


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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/

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Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

Thanks for the help.
I found the answer for my question on that page. I found a lot of othe
interesting thinks there.
About the antivirus, I have NAV I will see what happens

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Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

I partly agree with Amedee.

You have to TEST that McAfee will not see your legitimate code
as a virus. McAfee has a routine for 1 of the first macro virii
that aggressively wipes any code from ThisWorkbook that modifies
the VBproject.

But you CAN prevent being seen as a virus..
takes careful testing and the procedure to modify the VBproject must be
moved from ThisWorkbook module to a normal module.



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Amedee Van Gasse wrote :

Bob Phillips wrote:

Take a look at www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm. This page shows you
how to dynamically add code.

And uninstall any virus scanners like McAfee. They are very efficient
at wiping your entire code module if you dare to use the methods
described in the quoted link.
I learned that the hard way.

Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

keepITcool wrote:



I partly agree with Amedee.

You have to TEST that McAfee will not see your legitimate code
as a virus. McAfee has a routine for 1 of the first macro virii
that aggressively wipes any code from ThisWorkbook that modifies
the VBproject.

But you CAN prevent being seen as a virus..
takes careful testing and the procedure to modify the VBproject must
be moved from ThisWorkbook module to a normal module.

Keep,

Been there, done that, and you know it from following
news:microsoft.public.nl.office.excel.

My code was in a normal module, and it was just called from an event
handler in ThisWorkbook. The normal module was still wiped.

Perhaps it also depends on the specific McAfee product. The "desktop"
product for end-users might work different compared to the "network"
product for companies.

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If it has an "X" in the name, it must be Linux?

Insert VBA code with a macro in a .xls file by workbook open event
 

Amai.. Amedee!

send me one that gets wiped..
and i'll try to build it so it wont get wiped.

bottle of Lagavullin?


Amedee Van Gasse wrote :

keepITcool wrote:



I partly agree with Amedee.

You have to TEST that McAfee will not see your legitimate code
as a virus. McAfee has a routine for 1 of the first macro virii
that aggressively wipes any code from ThisWorkbook that modifies
the VBproject.

But you CAN prevent being seen as a virus..
takes careful testing and the procedure to modify the VBproject must
be moved from ThisWorkbook module to a normal module.

Keep,

Been there, done that, and you know it from following
news:microsoft.public.nl.office.excel.

My code was in a normal module, and it was just called from an event
handler in ThisWorkbook. The normal module was still wiped.

Perhaps it also depends on the specific McAfee product. The "desktop"
product for end-users might work different compared to the "network"
product for companies.