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I tried for a little to do this but was unsuccessful.
Basically, I am using a standard VBA module to build a new worksheet. Using the same VBA module, I want to write an event handler into the new worksheet's code. i.e, when I build the new worksheet, I don't want to separately write the event handler into the worksheet's code. The basic question boils down to: Can a standard VBA module edit a worksheet's code? Is this possible? Thanks! |
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