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Hi

I received an answer from this earlier question (how can
I open an add in workbook to modify it - either the code
or to add a description to the file). I need to ask a
further question but the post is very far down the list
now:-

The answer was:-
Kerry,

Go into the VB IDE, select ThisWorkbook in the addin
project, and change the IsAddin property to False. This
then becomes a visible workbook, you can add your
description, reset the IsAddin property and save it (in
the VB IDE).

My further question:-

What is the VB IDE?

Many Thanks

Kerry

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Stick to one thread, else you are wasting people's time.

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HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Kerry" wrote in message
...
Hi

I received an answer from this earlier question (how can
I open an add in workbook to modify it - either the code
or to add a description to the file). I need to ask a
further question but the post is very far down the list
now:-

The answer was:-
Kerry,

Go into the VB IDE, select ThisWorkbook in the addin
project, and change the IsAddin property to False. This
then becomes a visible workbook, you can add your
description, reset the IsAddin property and save it (in
the VB IDE).

My further question:-

What is the VB IDE?

Many Thanks

Kerry

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As my thread is now on page 2 I didn't think it would be
answered. Apologies for wasting peoples time!


-----Original Message-----
Stick to one thread, else you are wasting people's time.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Kerry" wrote in
message
...
Hi

I received an answer from this earlier question (how
can
I open an add in workbook to modify it - either the
code
or to add a description to the file). I need to ask a
further question but the post is very far down the list
now:-

The answer was:-
Kerry,

Go into the VB IDE, select ThisWorkbook in the addin
project, and change the IsAddin property to False. This
then becomes a visible workbook, you can add your
description, reset the IsAddin property and save it (in
the VB IDE).

My further question:-

What is the VB IDE?

Many Thanks

Kerry


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Opening an Add-in
 

We tend to watch them Kerry to see if the OP solved the problem, or if we
misunderstood etc. so there is no need to worry about that.

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HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"kerry" wrote in message
...
As my thread is now on page 2 I didn't think it would be
answered. Apologies for wasting peoples time!


-----Original Message-----
Stick to one thread, else you are wasting people's time.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Kerry" wrote in
message
...
Hi

I received an answer from this earlier question (how
can
I open an add in workbook to modify it - either the
code
or to add a description to the file). I need to ask a
further question but the post is very far down the list
now:-

The answer was:-
Kerry,

Go into the VB IDE, select ThisWorkbook in the addin
project, and change the IsAddin property to False. This
then becomes a visible workbook, you can add your
description, reset the IsAddin property and save it (in
the VB IDE).

My further question:-

What is the VB IDE?

Many Thanks

Kerry


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