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I have a file that is created from a TXT file and formatted thru VBA. Using a
template is not an option.

I read that I could insert a module and add code to it from VBA. I plan to
add a series of User-defined Functions in the new module.

Documentation seems to be scarce.
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http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm

at Chip Pearson's site.

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I have a file that is created from a TXT file and formatted thru VBA.

Using a
template is not an option.

I read that I could insert a module and add code to it from VBA. I plan to
add a series of User-defined Functions in the new module.

Documentation seems to be scarce.
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hi,
not sure exactly what you want but alt+F11 with bring up
the vb editor. functions can be added there.

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I have a file that is created from a TXT file and

formatted thru VBA. Using a
template is not an option.

I read that I could insert a module and add code to it

from VBA. I plan to
add a series of User-defined Functions in the new module.

Documentation seems to be scarce.
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Alan

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Why not just create an add-in for you VBA, lot simpler than adding code on
the fly.

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I have a file that is created from a TXT file and formatted thru VBA.

Using a
template is not an option.

I read that I could insert a module and add code to it from VBA. I plan to
add a series of User-defined Functions in the new module.

Documentation seems to be scarce.
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I have a monster add-in that turns a TXt file into a huge XLS with lots of
calculations and summaries. I need to add a module to the resulting file so
that the new functions can run stand-alone.

It looks like Tom's reference to the Pearson web has what I need.

Thanks everyone!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Why not just create an add-in for you VBA, lot simpler than adding code on
the fly.

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RP

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I have a file that is created from a TXT file and formatted thru VBA.

Using a
template is not an option.

I read that I could insert a module and add code to it from VBA. I plan to
add a series of User-defined Functions in the new module.

Documentation seems to be scarce.
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Alan




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