New to VBA and Lost Windo pane to enter Sub () routines

Lobo1943

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How can I recover the wind that allows you to write Sub() routines. I dod someting and it disappeared?
 

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How can I recover the wind that allows you to write Sub() routines. I dod someting and it disappeared?
Look at the left side of your VB editor window and find the smaller window labeled "Project-VBAProject"... inside of it should be an item labeled "Modules"... if it is not already open, double click it (or click the + sign next to it) so that you list a list of modules you created (there may only be one)... double click the module name you want to retrieve and that code window should open up.
 
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