Opening an Add-in

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Kerry

Hi

I received an answer from this earlier question (how can
I open an add in workbook to modify it - either the code
or to add a description to the file). I need to ask a
further question but the post is very far down the list
now:-

The answer was:-
Kerry,

Go into the VB IDE, select ThisWorkbook in the addin
project, and change the IsAddin property to False. This
then becomes a visible workbook, you can add your
description, reset the IsAddin property and save it (in
the VB IDE).

My further question:-

What is the VB IDE?

Many Thanks

Kerry
 
Stick to one thread, else you are wasting people's time.

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HTH

RP
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As my thread is now on page 2 I didn't think it would be
answered. Apologies for wasting peoples time!
 
We tend to watch them Kerry to see if the OP solved the problem, or if we
misunderstood etc. so there is no need to worry about that.

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HTH

RP
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