Hi Ron:
Sorry, it's gone. That's why we make backups.
The VBA code project is part of the template you are using. Roll the
template back to its backup and you'll get the old version back again.
Never do "development" without a meticulous backup regime, because things DO
go "bang" and you will call on the backup quite often...
When you get into the VBA editor, you will find that you can save macros out
as Text Files, and import them back in again. Check the VBA help for
details.
Cheers
Version: 2004 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) Processor: Intel Can it
be so easy to lose a macro? I intended to create a new macro and clicked
'create' while the name of the first macro in the alphabetic list was
displayed. This was not my intent but the code of the original macro with
that name appears gone forever. Is it really so easy, if not fatal, to lose a
macro by simply forgetting to remove its name from the display before clicking
create?
Is any recovery possible?
Please throw a life preserver.
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