create a module from code written in a cell range

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Hi,
good day.
i am working on an excel file with lots of marcos,basically it was made from a simple macro until it became more complicated as i work on it.
What I wanted is to hide some codes (not necessarily all codes), I dont want others to mess up with my codes since I myself cant exactly remember everythings i've done.

i dont want to use password on codes since they will be more curious on it so i wanted to hide those complicated codes.

what i am thinking of is, using a macro, place the entire code in a cell, then copy and create a module from it then delete the entire module after running.

is it possible? can anyone provide me a code?

Thanks in advance.
 

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