If you click on the module in the Project Explorer, the name should appear in the properties window (below). It should say "(name) Module1". You can just click on the name there and edit it.
The user can easily change the name of a worksheet. Double-click on the worksheet tab and enter a new name, or right-click on an existing worksheet name, then choose Rename from the context menu. You can use VBA to change the name of a worksheet by assigning a new string value to the Name property.
I'm trying to rename the ThisWorkbook
code module of an Excel worksheet using VBA Extensibility.
I accomplish this with the line
ThisWorkbook.VBProject.VBComponents("ThisWorkbook").Name = "wb"
I can see the change in the VB editor and also access the workbook's properties, e.g. Debug.? wb.Name
.
However: If I save and close the file and then reopen it, I get strange behavior. If the code module was empty before renaming it, it reverts back to the old empty ThisWorkbook
name.
If it was not empty or was populate before the saving, I now have both, an empty ThisWorkbook
module (that would fire events if there were any) - and the filled wb
module - which does not fire workbook events:
Has anyone seen this behavior - and knows a fix/workaround?
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