Hi

Bit of a beginner here! I have a lot of modules in my personal workbook,
mostly set up by recording macros and then tweaking them.
My problem is that I've added and tweaked etc and now I have 19 modules -
called module 1 to module 19. The macros I use are scattered throughout
these, and I don't know which one does which bit without checking each one
individually. Is there any way of renaming modules or finding a certain
routine (say 'FixRightMinus') rather than looking at each module? I realise
it's probably a macro-management thing and I shouldn't have got into a bad
habit months ago!
Thanks.

Go into the VBE
hit ctrl-r to view the project explorer
Select & expand your project in the project explorer
Hit F4 to see each the properties window

Select a module
rename it
Don't duplicate the name of any procedure or function or workbook name or
built-in function/property.

If you hit ctrl-f (to find), you can specify the current project.

Andy wrote:

Hi

Bit of a beginner here! I have a lot of modules in my personal workbook,
mostly set up by recording macros and then tweaking them.
My problem is that I've added and tweaked etc and now I have 19 modules -
called module 1 to module 19. The macros I use are scattered throughout
these, and I don't know which one does which bit without checking each one
individually. Is there any way of renaming modules or finding a certain
routine (say 'FixRightMinus') rather than looking at each module? I realise
it's probably a macro-management thing and I shouldn't have got into a bad
habit months ago!
Thanks.

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Dave Peterson

To name a module, select it in the Project Explorer window, then just change
the name in the Properties window.

You can find any procedure by just doing Ctl-F, entering the Name and
selecting Current Project from the Search buttons, or just entering the
procedure name in the Immediate window, and Shift-F2 should take you
straight there.

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HTH

Bob


(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



<Andy wrote in message ...
Hi

Bit of a beginner here! I have a lot of modules in my personal workbook,
mostly set up by recording macros and then tweaking them.
My problem is that I've added and tweaked etc and now I have 19 modules -
called module 1 to module 19. The macros I use are scattered throughout
these, and I don't know which one does which bit without checking each one
individually. Is there any way of renaming modules or finding a certain
routine (say 'FixRightMinus') rather than looking at each module? I
realise it's probably a macro-management thing and I shouldn't have got
into a bad habit months ago!
Thanks.

Go to View / Properties Window (or F4) and rename module there

"Andy" wrote:

Hi

Bit of a beginner here! I have a lot of modules in my personal workbook,
mostly set up by recording macros and then tweaking them.
My problem is that I've added and tweaked etc and now I have 19 modules -
called module 1 to module 19. The macros I use are scattered throughout
these, and I don't know which one does which bit without checking each one
individually. Is there any way of renaming modules or finding a certain
routine (say 'FixRightMinus') rather than looking at each module? I realise
it's probably a macro-management thing and I shouldn't have got into a bad
habit months ago!
Thanks.

Thanks everyone - it's so easy when you know. I've been scouring the forums
for ages too!

Cheers!

"DomThePom" wrote in message
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Go to View / Properties Window (or F4) and rename module there

"Andy" wrote:

Hi

Bit of a beginner here! I have a lot of modules in my personal workbook,
mostly set up by recording macros and then tweaking them.
My problem is that I've added and tweaked etc and now I have 19 modules -
called module 1 to module 19. The macros I use are scattered throughout
these, and I don't know which one does which bit without checking each
one
individually. Is there any way of renaming modules or finding a certain
routine (say 'FixRightMinus') rather than looking at each module? I
realise
it's probably a macro-management thing and I shouldn't have got into a
bad
habit months ago!
Thanks.