Look in VB where you will usually add code of some sort. Below your
listed worksheets are modules listed, delete these modules, problem
should be solved.
Thanks for the reply Brink. Unfortunately, no modules show up under the list
of worksheets.
Bob
> Look in VB where you will usually add code of some sort. Below your
> listed worksheets are modules listed, delete these modules, problem
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>> TIA, Bob
Andy Wiggins - 30 Sep 2006 14:38 GMT
I think that you might have to consider "modules" in the wider sense. In VB,
each worksheet object has the capacity to store code as does the
"ThisWorkbook" object. Check each of these and ensure that no blank lines
are present.

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> Thanks for the reply Brink. Unfortunately, no modules show up under the
> list of worksheets.
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>>> TIA, Bob