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ThisWorkbook1 sounds like it was an import of the Thisworkbook.bas (a
file created when you export a module), when you import that file where
one already exists a Class module is created, you can safely delete it
once you have copied any code that may be in it that you want to keep!salgud;183993 Wrote:
We just upgraded to OfficeXP. In an old spreadsheet, it now has two
"ThisWorkbooks" (ok, one "ThisWorkbook" and a "ThisWorkbook1". They
have
different icons. ThisWorkbook has the standard XL icon, ThisWorkbook1
has
the multicolored icon. ThisWorkbook1 is blank. What is it for? Can I
delete
it?



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