code to edit code on userform

proctk

Well-known Member
Joined
Dec 24, 2004
Messages
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Hi

I have about 30 workbooks in a folder and I want to update / change some of the code. The code is attached to a button on a userform.

is this possible

Current Code


Code:
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() 
Unload Me 

End Sub




new code

Code:
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() 
Unload Me 
Sheets("conrolpanel").Select 
End Sub
 

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Greg Truby

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Note that you need not code to open each workbook's form and edit each form's code module. You could simply make the change to one, export it to a FRM file and then use Chip's know-how there to automate the process of deleting the old and importing a new userform into your other workbooks.
 
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