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Chuck,

You are seeing some macros that are in the activeworkbook (those without
a
prefix), and some in other workbooks (with a prefix). It cannot be
avoided.

You need to specify the prefix with Application.Run if the macro is in
another workbook, can't be avoided.

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Hi All......

When I do Tools Macro Macros, I get a nice list of all my macros.


Only

thing is, some of them are named just the name I gave them, and some


include

the FileName and/or ModuleName as a prefix. I don't like this, and
"Application.Run ("MacroName") will not find the macro unless I

include

that

prefix, which of course I do not want to do..........any way I can

keep

the

Editor from assigning these prefix's, or deleting them and/or renaming

the
macros so the new names will stick?

TIA
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


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