Printing Macro Names

Be Guy

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May 11, 2002
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Hi,
I'm the type that builds things in parts ('cause I can't make it all
work at once). I get parts of the larger macro working then when all
the parts work I TRY to put it together. Keeping track of the parts is
the problem. Is there a way to print all the names of the macros in a
workbook to a separate sheet? Tools/Macros lists them all there
should be a way.

Thanks for any consideration.

BE Guy
 

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