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Although Dave has offered kind suggestions, my problem is not solved.
Hopefully this re-re-post ends up on the main list of this group (instead of
as part of the original posting as my first re-post did). If you scroll
down to the bottom you will see my description of the problem.
And the answer to Dave's suggestion is no, the data I mention is actually a
list of constants entered into the declarations section and so is lost along
with the code.
- - It sounds like the old version has the macro. And the "recovered"
version has
the data.
- - Can't you create a third workbook that takes the good things from each
of the
bad things?
Hopefully this re-re-post ends up on the main list of this group (instead of
as part of the original posting as my first re-post did). If you scroll
down to the bottom you will see my description of the problem.
And the answer to Dave's suggestion is no, the data I mention is actually a
list of constants entered into the declarations section and so is lost along
with the code.
- - It sounds like the old version has the macro. And the "recovered"
version has
the data.
- - Can't you create a third workbook that takes the good things from each
of the
bad things?