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This is probably someting painfully simple. But I have a workbook full of
macros, that I don't want the user to be able to access directly through the macros dialog box. I know I can keep them out of there by using Private Sub declaration, but I want to be able to call them from other procedures within the VBA code. Is there a way to call a Private Sub, or is there a way to make a sub inaccesible directly to the user but otherwise allowing VBA code to access it? Thanks, Ben |
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