H
herrdue
I understand how to remove macro modules, but I seem to have seen
numerous posts by other Excel users who question how macros could have
gotten into their workbooks to begin with; they say they didn't create
any macros, so why the warnings when they open the workbook. I'm
curious how this could happen accidentally. One reason I heard was
that modules could be created if users accidentally select "view code"
when right clicking on tabs. I tried to simulate this and no modules
were created, so I'm skeptcial. Certainly, if a user begins recording
a macro and then bails out, that would create a module. But do you of
you know of any additional ways users might end up with modules by
accident?
numerous posts by other Excel users who question how macros could have
gotten into their workbooks to begin with; they say they didn't create
any macros, so why the warnings when they open the workbook. I'm
curious how this could happen accidentally. One reason I heard was
that modules could be created if users accidentally select "view code"
when right clicking on tabs. I tried to simulate this and no modules
were created, so I'm skeptcial. Certainly, if a user begins recording
a macro and then bails out, that would create a module. But do you of
you know of any additional ways users might end up with modules by
accident?