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Moving Code
I have a series of workbooks that are being created through a VBA tool.
In each of these workbooks, I need to place code that will execute upon their opening and thus I need code in the This Workbook. I've tried to think of a way to do this by moving a worksheet from my tool into the new workbooks, but I can't seem to find a way. Am I better off having the code in another file that my tool opens, customizes the data in, and then closes? If so, how do I can I temporarily turn off the code in that file while my tool dumps data and formats in then turn it back on so that when a user opens that file, the code executes as it should. |
Moving Code
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' open the workbook ' process the workbook ' close the workbook Application.EnableEvents = True -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote in message oups.com... I have a series of workbooks that are being created through a VBA tool. In each of these workbooks, I need to place code that will execute upon their opening and thus I need code in the This Workbook. I've tried to think of a way to do this by moving a worksheet from my tool into the new workbooks, but I can't seem to find a way. Am I better off having the code in another file that my tool opens, customizes the data in, and then closes? If so, how do I can I temporarily turn off the code in that file while my tool dumps data and formats in then turn it back on so that when a user opens that file, the code executes as it should. |
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