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Hello,
I am new to VBA, but I have been programming for many years. I am trying to sort out the difference between a module, a worksheet, and a workbook. In a single project, I can write code in a module, and/or a worksheet, and/or a workbook. And if I write code in sheet 1, I can use it to access all the other sheets in the project. So why is VBA set up this way? What is the difference between a module, a sheet, and a workbook? And how does it benefit me to have all these places to write code, as opposed to just a single code location? thanks for the help Andrew |
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