can modules be combined into 1 module

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Hi group

Is it possible to have a group of modules ( in a workbook) combined into 1 module so i only have to import or export 1 module.


thanks.

mike.
 

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Yes, just copy paste each module into any one. Then Right click the old module and say Delete, click no so you don't waist time Exporting, you don't need to. Make sure you delete the old modules. JSW
 
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If it worked, fine.

Just make sure you are consolidating a spare copy, not the only copy.

When you consolidate modules, you increase the scope of variables; and unintended results may occur.
 
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