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Hi everyone
I recieved some great assistance on a project I'm working on just recently, and I'm 99% done. As I do a backup of each day, I insert the date into the File.Name so that others in the office can access it and do their respective thing with the information enclosed the following day. What they don't need to see, or have access to is the code attached to it, both in "ThisWorkbook" & "Modules". I read a thread a while ago that explained how to do it, but I didn't think it important at the time so I dismissed it...Go Figure...! That said.! Attached to [ALT-F11] - ThisWorkbook is 2 Subs: Start_Timer() & Stop_Timer() + there is 7 Modules also attached with a variety of Subs & Functions Ideally, I would like for all of it to disappear, though I would still be happy if it was just the Sub Start_Timer() code that is removed as it is triggered when the Workbook opens, this represents a major inconvenience and annoyance to those who do not require it, or know how & where to switch the timer off. So something like: AllModules.Select Selection.Delete, "AllModules", Save = vbNo AllVBACode.Select Selection.Delete, "AllVBA" Application.Compile, Save = vbYes ....Pause Lastly, is it possible to insert something like the following to clean up the sheet just prior to closing On_Close() ' This section contains CmdBtns that will be rendered useless and require removal leaving only a Header Row. Rows("1:3").select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp With Workbook ..Save ..close End With TIA Mick |
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