One of my user's frontend form VBA code has disappeared after new version

[User6598]

Our company has an access to that is used by about 10 users. The person who built it has since left. I am helping out to solve one user's problem and I have very limited knowledge of access. The database is split in to 10 frontends and a backend. Recently some changes were made and a new version was deployed. All the frontends except one user deployed alright. This one user's front end has forms but no modules or any code in the VBA. I am not sure why this has happened and how can it be fixed. Any expert advise is appreciated. I have been looking online since days to find some question with similar issue but I have not found a fix yet.

Edit: I am not receiving much response on this, however I am adding an update.
If I copy front end of one user, whose FE is functioning correctly, to a different folder location. Rename it and open it, I am able to see all the code in VBA of this renamed front end. Everything is looking good. Now can I give this copy to the user whose front end is corrupted? Or would that cause some sort of reference issues?

[June7]

Do you mean 1 frontend distributed to 10 users?

This one user's frontend does have table links?

[User6598]

Each user have their own front end.
say for example, front end User1, front end user2, frontend User3.. And they all work on their designated front ends only. none of them are shared.
And all users have their front ends working as expected except User 3.
I checked User 3's code and they have no code, and no modules.
Where as if I check other users' front ends, they show all the code and modules intact. I checked their linked table manager and it's pointing to the correct tables (same as every other user).

[isladogs]

All form module code will be removed (after a warning) if somebody sets Has Module to No in the form property sheet.

[User6598]

All form module code will be removed (after a warning) if somebody sets Has Module to No in the form property sheet.

I checked the Has Module property and it is set to Yes.

[isladogs]

Realistically, there are only 3 ways that all the module code can be deleted
1. Corruption can cause all VBA code to be lost
2. Someone deletes the code manually
3. As already stated, someone sets Has Module to No. Resetting it to Yes afterwards will not restore the code as it has already been deleted

In the case of corruption, you would normally get a warning message that the code is unreadable.
The other two cases can only occur due to user intervention, whether deliberate or unintentional.

[June7]

Yes, but there is only one frontend file built and a copy is placed on each user's computer?

Try copying the file again to their computer.

[CJ_London]

also cross posted here with responses

https://www.access-programmers.co.uk...to-use.319439/

@User6598 - please read this link about cross posting


http://www.excelguru.ca/content.php?184

it's not wrong to do it, just a common courtesy

[User6598]

This worked. The user is able to resume their tool as normal. Thank you