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Hi All......

Can someone please tell me if it's possible to write a macro that will scan
all the .xls files in a given directory and create a list identifying whether
of not there is any VBA code in each file, by name?

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no creo... unless you open each file... other than that yo creo que no.


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Thank you, but I do understand that each file will have to be opened,
interrogated, and closed............this is acceptable under VBA control.

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no creo... unless you open each file... other than that yo creo que no.


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