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I accidentally created a macro module in my VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLS) then
deleted it. Now the (PERSONAL.XLS) is always visible in the projects tab. How do I hide the (PERSONAL.XLS) again? |
hide PERSONAL.XLS
If you don't have any macros in it, then just delete the workbook.
Personal.xls is just a workbook located in the xlstart directory. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rookie 1st class" <Rookie1stClass@SpamThis wrote in message ... I accidentally created a macro module in my VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLS) then deleted it. Now the (PERSONAL.XLS) is always visible in the projects tab. How do I hide the (PERSONAL.XLS) again? |
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I've run numerous searches and not found it. I even went to the XLSTART
directory and it isn't there but it still appears on the tab. I even looked in each folder under office (works too) can't find it. I'm so confused. If it matters Tom I'm running Office 2003 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If you don't have any macros in it, then just delete the workbook. Personal.xls is just a workbook located in the xlstart directory. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rookie 1st class" <Rookie1stClass@SpamThis wrote in message ... I accidentally created a macro module in my VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLS) then deleted it. Now the (PERSONAL.XLS) is always visible in the projects tab. How do I hide the (PERSONAL.XLS) again? |
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I'd search again.
Maybe even using an old DOS command. Windows|start button|run cmd (windows 2k/xp) command (windows 98) At the DOS prompt: X: (to get to the x: drive, change X to your drive letter) cd\ (to get to the root directory) dir personal*.xl* /s the /s means to search through subdirectories. Maybe it'll pop up. Rookie 1st class wrote: I've run numerous searches and not found it. I even went to the XLSTART directory and it isn't there but it still appears on the tab. I even looked in each folder under office (works too) can't find it. I'm so confused. If it matters Tom I'm running Office 2003 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If you don't have any macros in it, then just delete the workbook. Personal.xls is just a workbook located in the xlstart directory. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rookie 1st class" <Rookie1stClass@SpamThis wrote in message ... I accidentally created a macro module in my VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLS) then deleted it. Now the (PERSONAL.XLS) is always visible in the projects tab. How do I hide the (PERSONAL.XLS) again? -- Dave Peterson |
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Think I had a senior moment. I found it last night shortly after posting I
couldn't. It was burried deep within "Documents and Settings" for a reason I'll never understand. I THOUGHT I'd posted a thanks to Tom for the nudge in the right direction. Thanks to everyone that tried to assist. I tried an "ALL FILES AND FOLDERS" search. Why didn't that find it? Maybe for the same reason it was so well hidden! Me Thinks Dave is an old DOS head. I have an operable 286 that has NEVER seen windows. I thought DOS (except for the filename limitation) was a MUCH better system. Thanks again Lou "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd search again. Maybe even using an old DOS command. Windows|start button|run cmd (windows 2k/xp) command (windows 98) At the DOS prompt: X: (to get to the x: drive, change X to your drive letter) cd\ (to get to the root directory) dir personal*.xl* /s the /s means to search through subdirectories. Maybe it'll pop up. Rookie 1st class wrote: I've run numerous searches and not found it. I even went to the XLSTART directory and it isn't there but it still appears on the tab. I even looked in each folder under office (works too) can't find it. I'm so confused. If it matters Tom I'm running Office 2003 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If you don't have any macros in it, then just delete the workbook. Personal.xls is just a workbook located in the xlstart directory. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rookie 1st class" <Rookie1stClass@SpamThis wrote in message ... I accidentally created a macro module in my VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLS) then deleted it. Now the (PERSONAL.XLS) is always visible in the projects tab. How do I hide the (PERSONAL.XLS) again? -- Dave Peterson |
hide PERSONAL.XLS
I think anyone old enough is an old DOS head--there weren't that many options in
1987! Rookie 1st class wrote: Think I had a senior moment. I found it last night shortly after posting I couldn't. It was burried deep within "Documents and Settings" for a reason I'll never understand. I THOUGHT I'd posted a thanks to Tom for the nudge in the right direction. Thanks to everyone that tried to assist. I tried an "ALL FILES AND FOLDERS" search. Why didn't that find it? Maybe for the same reason it was so well hidden! Me Thinks Dave is an old DOS head. I have an operable 286 that has NEVER seen windows. I thought DOS (except for the filename limitation) was a MUCH better system. Thanks again Lou "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd search again. Maybe even using an old DOS command. Windows|start button|run cmd (windows 2k/xp) command (windows 98) At the DOS prompt: X: (to get to the x: drive, change X to your drive letter) cd\ (to get to the root directory) dir personal*.xl* /s the /s means to search through subdirectories. Maybe it'll pop up. Rookie 1st class wrote: I've run numerous searches and not found it. I even went to the XLSTART directory and it isn't there but it still appears on the tab. I even looked in each folder under office (works too) can't find it. I'm so confused. If it matters Tom I'm running Office 2003 "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If you don't have any macros in it, then just delete the workbook. Personal.xls is just a workbook located in the xlstart directory. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rookie 1st class" <Rookie1stClass@SpamThis wrote in message ... I accidentally created a macro module in my VBAProject (PERSONAL.XLS) then deleted it. Now the (PERSONAL.XLS) is always visible in the projects tab. How do I hide the (PERSONAL.XLS) again? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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