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replyReplyWed 25 Jul 2007, 09:45Delegate Marianne said...

Word VBA

What is a module?

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replyReplyWed 1 Aug 2007, 11:21Trainer Carlos said...

RE: Word VBA

Hi Marianne

Modules are where you put most of your VBA code. Your basic Macros and your User Defined Functions should be in these modules.

Your Document's VBA Project can contain as many modules as you want. This makes it easy to split your procedure into different modules for organization and ease of maintenance.

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Carlos

 

 

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