Yes it was. Put it in a standard code module and re-assign the macros to the
buttons.

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HTH

RP
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"Wayne" wrote in message
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I did put it in th4 ThisWorkbook module. I don't have a
clear understanding yet of what goes where! Obviously...

So that was a mistake? :-)

Wayne
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Are you sure that you put your macros in a standard code
module, not one of
the calls modules such as ThisWorkbook, or the sheet
modules?

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HTH

RP
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wrote in message
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Sorry for the crosspost, put it in the wrong forum.

I created a custom toolbar first without code and
attached macros to the buttons, and they worked fine.
however, I had problems sharing the workbook with
others;
I followed some code posted here to create a toolbar in
code, I used the .onaction property to assign the
buttons
to the same macros but they don't work - it says macro
doesn't exist!!

I noticed this difference - when it fails it says the
macro "filename.xls!macroname" not found. But when I
use
the toolbar customize fature to assign the macro it's
in
the form "Thisworkbook!macroname". Looking for help!!

Wayne


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