The code is saved with the workbook--along with the worksheets and all the other
info.

Maybe it's time to consider separating your code into a different workbook
(maybe an addin) and keep the data in a completely different workbook.

You could tell the users to install the addin (tools|addins in xl2003 menus) or
just open the addin when they need the macro functions.

PCLIVE wrote:

Is there away to just save the VBA changes without saving other data in the
workbook? For example, I'm using a template that imports data from another
workbook when it is opened. Now I want to add or change some of the code
within the workbook and save it. However, I do not want to save the
imported data.

Is this possible?

Thanks,
Paul

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