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Default Reducing File Size - Turning VBA into txt?

I'm attempting to reduce the file size of my Excel document, it i
currently at a size of 12.2 Megs. The speed of the document doesn'
really matter, but my company won't be happy to see how big it is
especially considering the ENTIRE file will be replicated each week.
know that the main issue is a number of lengthy macros.

I have read on NUMEROUS matches from googling "excel file size" tha
the main way to reduce your document by up to 50% is to go into VBA
save a module as .txt, delete the module, then bring back the origina
code and save normally. The problem I have is with saving the file a
.txt. I simply do not have the option of SAVE AS, let alone .txt. I
fact, I dont think I have a way to save the VBA code itself, in effec
I'm really just saving the entire excel file, from within VBA?!? Mayb
I'm access VBA wrong, but I typically go into Tools-Macros-Visual Basi
Editor. I am using Office 2k. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong

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