Excel VBA Custom Ribbon Menu

lucasabreueng

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Guys, I need some help with a question.

I bought a worksheet which has a custom ribbon menu, where each button performs an action within the worksheet. On one of these buttons I would like to make a change.

When opening the spreadsheet with the custom ui editor, I verified that the button in question is called with the following command: onAction="ToColorAll". However, when opening the VBA Project, I didn't find any sub referring to the control of this ribbon.
 
The file extension is .xlsm

Yes, all modules and codes are visible, except for the ones I can't access
 
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What exactly can’t you access if they are all visible?
 
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In the list of references is now appearing the "MISSING Eng"
 

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You said you "bought a worksheet". Was that the "eng.xlsm" file, or the file you're working with that somehow references "eng.xlsm" (or were they included together)?

You also said you "no longer have contact with the seller". Is the seller no longer in business?

Trying to get some context, and to determine whether it might be kosher to try to reverse engineer the functionality of eng.xlsm.
 
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I bought the eng.xslm spreadsheet. The seller can no longer be contacted as he is no longer answering.

The worksheet has several schedules and protections. Inside the worksheet there are some codes in modules that I can access. However, there are several others that somehow appear to be referenced to this object library that I don't have.
 
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