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I have an Add-in workbook that contains all my procedures to manipulate data
on my "Main" workbook. Is there a way to get the name of the Add-In workbook
that is used as a reference?
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I'm not sure what you're looking for, but code like

Dim AI As AddIn
Set AI = Application.AddIns("Cell Contents Viewer")
With AI
Debug.Print .Name
Debug.Print .FullName
Debug.Print .Installed
End With


You can use

Set AI = Application.AddIns(N) ' N = integer value
rather than
Set AI = Application.AddIns("Cell Contents Viewer")

Beyond that, I don't really understand your question.

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Chip Pearson
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I have an Add-in workbook that contains all my procedures to manipulate data
on my "Main" workbook. Is there a way to get the name of the Add-In workbook
that is used as a reference?

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