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Jac Tremblay[_3_]

Addin opened but not loaded
 
Hi everyone,

When I open an addin (right-clic on its name | Open), the addin is opened
and I can see the code in VBE. But the Addin is not "installed". In VBE, I
cannot "close" it so that its name disappears from the VB environment. To do
that, I have to close Excel and reopen it which is not very convenient.

The problem is that I have many versions of a particular addin (in different
folders) which I have to modify. but I cannot open another addin with the
same name as one that is already loaded.

I know how to list the addins that are installed but is there a way to list
the addins that are listed in VBE? Also, is there a way to close such an
addin without closing Excel?

Thank you.
--
Jac Tremblay

Tom Ogilvy

Addin opened but not loaded
 
I believe by installed, you are refering to the the list in Tools=Addins.
If you opened it, then it is as usable as any of the installed addins. To
close it, in the immediate window of the VBE

Workbooks("MyAddin.xla").Close True

would be one way.
--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Jac Tremblay" wrote in message
...
Hi everyone,

When I open an addin (right-clic on its name | Open), the addin is opened
and I can see the code in VBE. But the Addin is not "installed". In VBE, I
cannot "close" it so that its name disappears from the VB environment. To

do
that, I have to close Excel and reopen it which is not very convenient.

The problem is that I have many versions of a particular addin (in

different
folders) which I have to modify. but I cannot open another addin with the
same name as one that is already loaded.

I know how to list the addins that are installed but is there a way to

list
the addins that are listed in VBE? Also, is there a way to close such an
addin without closing Excel?

Thank you.
--
Jac Tremblay





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