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Hello everyone,
We have a couple of Excel 2000 add-ins under maintenance. It looks like the .xla file contains scraps of old code (i.e. code fragments that are no longer there and cannot be found using VBA's search-across-entire-project function). For example, I can see old names of some functions and string literals that are no longer used. Is there any easy way to get rid of all traces of old code? (I mean, something easier than creating an add-in from scratch and exporting/importing code from the old version to the new one.) FWIW: I already tried "VBA Code Cleaner" by AppsPro (http://www.appspro.com/Utilities/CodeCleaner.htm), and it did remove something from the XLA file in question, but those pesky shreds of old code still remain in the file... Thank you, Yarik. |
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