???
the macro is a double back stroke and one forward
thanks
Noam
My guess: you were editing the macro, it ran into an error at some point
and the editor went into break mode (which lets you do some
editing/debugging without completely stopping the macro).
Switch to the VB editor and click the square icon button next to the run
button or just press Ctrl+Break to stop it.
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