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Module Numbering
Greetings:
When setting up numerous modules I like to have them numbered so that all like info is in the same "grouping"; ie: group 1 (1 thru 19) is all custom menu Stuff) group 2 (2 thru 29) is all print stuff; etc................ Is there a way to manually control the numbering of modules? I just started a file "template" called module numbering with 99 empty modules in it. This allows me to copy what ever number module I want into my current project. I'm hoping there is a better way. There usually is. |
Module Numbering
In the VBA Editor, open the Project Explorer window (CTRL+R),
click on the module and press F4. In this properties window, you can change the module name. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "BEEJAY" wrote in message ... Greetings: When setting up numerous modules I like to have them numbered so that all like info is in the same "grouping"; ie: group 1 (1 thru 19) is all custom menu Stuff) group 2 (2 thru 29) is all print stuff; etc................ Is there a way to manually control the numbering of modules? I just started a file "template" called module numbering with 99 empty modules in it. This allows me to copy what ever number module I want into my current project. I'm hoping there is a better way. There usually is. |
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