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Default Functions - visibility

Hi,

Functions within a project (.xls, .xlmx, .xla,.xlax) are verry
usefull, but i have a question abouth the 'visibility' of the
functions.

I know that if a function is declared as Private, it's 'invisible'
outside the project, but once you declare it as Public, it's also
visible outside your project and can be seen in the Excel Functions
dropdown box.

My 'problem' is following.
I'm writing a add-in with multiple UserForms and multiple Modules. I
have several function in this project, and some of them are 'called'
from different modules / userforms. Obvious, i need to declare them as
Public, so that i can use this (those) functions(s) from the different
modules / userforms. This means also that this (those) functions are
visible outside the project. This can be dangerous if someone use this
function outside the project. Is there a way to call a function from
different userforms / modules within the same project, but make them
invisible to the 'outside world'?

Regards,
Ludo
 
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