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Using the Multi-Code Import/Export add-in, you can easily transfer portions of your code from one project to another. Use the Multi-Code Export window to locate and export Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) objects to a target directory. After exporting an object, use the Multi-Code Import window to insert the object into another VBA project.
For More Information For more information about using the Multi-Code Import/Export add-in, see Sharing and Reusing VBA Objects.
Available Objects
Lists the objects and files available for export. This list is based on the current VBA project selected in the Project Explorer. Use the ">" or ">>" buttons to add files to the Selected Objects list.
Note Not all pieces can be exported as a whole. For example, if you try to export a single object, it will be exported as a class module.
Selected Objects
Lists the name and type of files selected for export. You can remove objects from the list of selections by clicking "<" or remove everything listed by clicking "<<".
Target Folder
Specifies the directory that will receive the exported objects. To change the target folder, click Browse.
Browse
Use the Browse button to search for a target folder. This button displays the Browse for Folder dialog box.
Export
Copies the selected files to the target folder.