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Hi

I have an Excel spreadsheet that allows you to select options that
generate results on the same spreadsheet using vb code on hidden raw
data embedded in the same spreadsheet.

Is there some way to make the raw data and VB code visible?

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Alt = F11 will show you VBA editor; there you will see the module and the
window where the code resides.

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"pjalan" wrote:

Hi

I have an Excel spreadsheet that allows you to select options that
generate results on the same spreadsheet using vb code on hidden raw
data embedded in the same spreadsheet.

Is there some way to make the raw data and VB code visible?

Pawan

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