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How to use: ThisWorkbook module
Greetings All,
In doing a word search on "ThisWorkbook" in this newsgroup's archives, there was a lot of discussion on what to put into this module. What I wanted to know is, what is the advantage of using this module verses a general module or the worksheet module; and what is the purpose for this module? Many thanks in advance. RichardG |
How to use: ThisWorkbook module
Hi RichardG,
RichardG wrote: In doing a word search on "ThisWorkbook" in this newsgroup's archives, there was a lot of discussion on what to put into this module. What I wanted to know is, what is the advantage of using this module verses a general module or the worksheet module; and what is the purpose for this module? The ThisWorkbook module is a class module that contains the events subroutines that are raised due to certain Workbook-related events. For example, the Workbook_Open event routine will be executed when the Workbook is opened. The Workbook_SheetActivate event routine will be executed when the user (or code) activates a new Worksheet within the Workbook. So, code related to the Workbook events should be placed in the ThisWorkbook module. The various Worksheet modules are used for Worksheet-related events (such as Change and SelectionChange), and standard modules should be used for your VBA functions and subroutines. -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] |
How to use: ThisWorkbook module
Thanks Jake,
Your explanation has been most helpful. RichardG "Jake Marx" wrote in message ... Hi RichardG, RichardG wrote: In doing a word search on "ThisWorkbook" in this newsgroup's archives, there was a lot of discussion on what to put into this module. What I wanted to know is, what is the advantage of using this module verses a general module or the worksheet module; and what is the purpose for this module? The ThisWorkbook module is a class module that contains the events subroutines that are raised due to certain Workbook-related events. For example, the Workbook_Open event routine will be executed when the Workbook is opened. The Workbook_SheetActivate event routine will be executed when the user (or code) activates a new Worksheet within the Workbook. So, code related to the Workbook events should be placed in the ThisWorkbook module. The various Worksheet modules are used for Worksheet-related events (such as Change and SelectionChange), and standard modules should be used for your VBA functions and subroutines. |
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