Excel close on Userform Termination

sustinMyers

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Hi, I created a utility for data retrieval/input and it is meant for customer use, therefore I designed it to only show a userform when the workbook is opened, and close the excel application when the userform is terminated. However, this makes it so I now cannot access the Visual Basic editor. I have tried opening another workbook, but my Utility does not show up in the project explorer.

Is there anyway I can access the VBA editor for this workbook?

Thank you
 

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Can you temporarily disable all code running, by setting the macro security to "high" or stopping all code running, then open the problem workbook that way?
 
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