How to Locate Macro

spectraflame

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
We have a spreadsheet that contains a macro that each time you select one of the tabs of the workbook, the macro checks to see if the sheet is protected. If it is not, it protects it. I have looked through each of the Modules as well as the code for each worksheet within the workbook. I know the name of the macro and think it is some how tied to the OnSheetActive trigger but I cannot find it.

Any suggestions?
 

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Think I found it. This was hidden in the middle of some other macros.

Sub Auto_Open()
Application.OnSheetActivate = "UpdateIt"
End Sub

After commenting these lines out, I think that took care of the issue.
 
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