Hi Everyone:

I was wondering if in the VBA section of excel 2003, there is a way to
create folders, so that I can organize my modules. For example if I have 9
modules in my project, I want to create 2 folders, one containing 3 modules,
and the other the rest of the modules (6 modules). Thanks for your help.

Bob

there is a way to create folders

No there isn't. The best you can do I think is to name of modules you want
to keep together similarly since Excel lists them alphabetically.

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Jim
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Hi Everyone:

I was wondering if in the VBA section of excel 2003, there is a way to
create folders, so that I can organize my modules. For example if I have
9 modules in my project, I want to create 2 folders, one containing 3
modules, and the other the rest of the modules (6 modules). Thanks for
your help.

Bob

I often name modules with a single lowercase letter followed by the module
name beginning with an uppercase letter. Example:
aPublicDefs
bInitialization
cFunctions
dGeometry
eEtc

That "groups" them as I desire and orders them in a way that makes sense to
me. Since I do not use the module names in the code, it is easy to insert
a new module by just changing the 1st letters of the modules that follow.

On Sun, 7 Sep 2008 20:54:23 -0400, "Jim Rech" wrote:

there is a way to create folders

No there isn't. The best you can do I think is to name of modules you want
to keep together similarly since Excel lists them alphabetically.