How is a hidden macro detached? (2024)

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I made an Excel workbook by a former colleague.It contains a macro that shows, among other things, a message box about the 2008 file.Correct the date of 2011 and see what else there is something to do with me (it doesn't seem to do much to do).I can find references to make macros to hide and separate rows/columns and I have found ways to remove all macros in a workbook, but I can't find anything about the loosening of a macro without knowing the name.

Does anyone know a way to remove this macro?

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Press Alt+F11 This opens VBE, from there you should see a library with open projects on the left of the screen.Find the project you are looking for (it is the same name as the interesting workbook. Able to see all and all macros that see the workbook.

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It is Bisarr, I cannot think of Excel that such actions may allow without seeing the code.Can you send the book to me to watch?

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Hello Reymond, I refer to your vintage message.Do you have a solution to this problem?Because I have the sameHow is a hidden macro detached? (4)

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I have a similar problem.I have a macro that was part of an autosave, a few years ago who just started jumping again, I removed the sheets as it referred to hope it would stop, but it doesn't.have continued and do not see magazines that have macro or codes that are active.So how can I find this and get rid of it?

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Hoi plumgr8,

That sounds like thatcurrentBe one workbookvenement macro.bultly onIt workbookItem belowMicrosoft Excel -ObjectsRight within VBE (see DAVE3009 -Spost#2above) and if there is code that or commented.

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What is the message that appears at Start -Up?Let's assume it's "Hello. ABC"

Open the Veditor and use Find function to find "Hi. ABC" in VB project.

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Maybe the code is there, but it is preceded by a large number - says 200 - empty rules?

Can you check for that in the codem modules?Such as use the slider or Ctrl-end in the module to go to the end

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Hopefully I will check it today.It was originally part of an auto-gem function that we have not used for a while since Excel now.Info later today or tomorrow.

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How to check for hidden macros in Excel? ›

Here's how you can find macros and VBA modules in your document:
  1. In Word or Excel, click View > Macro > View Macros. In PowerPoint, click View > Macro. In the Macro box, pick the macro you want to remove and click Delete.
  2. Press Alt+F11 to find macros in the VBA Editor.

How do you show hidden macros in access? ›

Right-click the menu bar at the top of the Navigation Pane, and then click Navigation Options. In the Navigation Options dialog box, select the Show Hidden Objects check box, and then click OK.

How do I hide a macro in Excel? ›

Hide Macros
  1. Open the VBA macro that you wish to hide from a workbook user's sight when the macro list is chosen.
  2. Locate the first line of the macro beginning with the “Sub” command listing the macro name.
  3. Add the word “Private” at the beginning of the “Sub” line with a space between the word and the name of the macro.

How do I unhide a macro sheet? ›

To unhide a sheet, point to Sheet on the Format menu, and then click Unhide. Select the appropriate sheet and then click OK. You cannot hide module sheets because they appear in the Visual Basic Editor.

How do I know if my macros are disabled in Excel? ›

Open Microsoft Excel again and Press Alt+F11 to check whether Macros have been enabled. If you are not able to enable Macros from here, then it implies that while installing Microsoft Office on your machine, Macros is not installed.

How do I edit hidden macros? ›

The personal workbook must be unhidden if you want to edit any macros saved in it.
  1. Click the View tab.
  2. Click the Unhide Window button.
  3. Ensure PERSONAL is selected and click OK.

Why macro is not visible in Excel? ›

If your security settings are set to a high level, Excel may disable macros. Go to the "File" tab, click on "Options," select "Trust Center," and then click on "Trust Center Settings." Under "Macro Settings," choose a setting that allows macros.

How do I make a macro visible in Excel? ›

Click Options. Click Trust Center, and then click Trust Center Settings. In the Trust Center, click Macro Settings. Make the selections that you want, then click OK.

How do I unhide hidden contents in Excel? ›

On the Home tab, in the Cells group, click Format. Do one of the following: Under Visibility, click Hide & Unhide, and then click Unhide Rows or Unhide Columns.

How do I find missing macros? ›

Check for disabled items. Go to the "File" tab, click on "Options," select "Add-ins," and choose "Disabled Items" in the Manage box. Click "Go." If your macros are listed, select them, and click "Enable."

How do you check if a macro exists in Excel? ›

You can check whether the Excel document contains macro using HasMacros property of IWorkbook. The value true indicates that the Excel document has a Vba project.

Why can't I find my macros in Excel? ›

Try resetting the macro security settings in Excel. To do this, go to the File tab, click on Options, and then select Trust Center. From there, click on Trust Center Settings, and then select Macro Settings. Make sure that the option to "Disable all macros without notification" is selected, and then click OK.

How do I edit hidden macros in Excel? ›

Edit a Macro
  1. Click the Developer tab.
  2. Click the Macros button. The Macro dialog box appears. ...
  3. Select a macro to edit.
  4. Click the Edit button. The Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications program appears. ...
  5. Edit the macro's code as desired.
  6. Click the Save button.
  7. Close the Visual Basic for Applications program window.

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