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How do I keep from getting a new "Private Sub UserForm_Click()"
procedure (which I then have to delete) at the bottom of the sheet
every time I select the code sheet for an existing user form?

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Default Unwanted procedure

Right click the object and select View Code. That won't produce any
auto-generated code.

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How do I keep from getting a new "Private Sub UserForm_Click()"
procedure (which I then have to delete) at the bottom of the sheet
every time I select the code sheet for an existing user form?



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