Annoying naming convention - macro names

wmtsub

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Does anyone know why sometimes the macro name is preceded with the workbook name when I "F8"?
And how can I get that to stop happening....
 

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It means that you have macros with the same name in more than one open workbook.
To prevent that rename your macros
 
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