Not off hand. But they dont need the buttons to run the macros. Once the
personal.xls has the macros, they can select tools, macro, macros and select
the macro they want to run and run it from there. to the extent a user would
like the benefit of a button they can add it. I did it by adding one menu
and then adding buttons under each.


I've pasted my instructions for my colleagues below for adding a menu with
buttons. Perhaps by sending the instructions, only those that would like to
use them can do it themselves. These are for Excel 2002, but they can
probably be easily adaptde to other versions.


To add menu/buttons€¦

1. right click in grey area to the right (outside) of any of your toolbars
at the top of Excel and select €œcustomize€�
2. click on Commands tab, and select new menu; click and drag New Menu from
right pane of commands window up to the right of your rightmost menu(probably
the Help menu)
3. leave the customize window open for steps 3-6, right click on new menu
and select name, and rename €œMacros€�
4. right click on new menu and select €œbegin a group€�; select Macros in the
Commands tab of the Customize window and click and drag Custom menu item from
right pane of Commands window to newly created Macros menu, and then(without
letting go of mouse button) drag to small grey (empty) box under menu.
5. right click on custom menu item and click €œName€� and rename appropriately
for each macro
6. right click on renamed custom menu item and select €œassign macro€� and
click on corresponding macro.
7. close customize window

Dave


"JDub" wrote:

This didn't make much sense to me. Perhaps my skill with VBA is to basic to
understand it. I did, however, figure out to copy and paste the personal.xls
file in my co-workers computer. I only need to figure out how to copy my
buttons created for them. I have approximatley 20 macros and do not want to
create 20 buttons on 21 laptops. Any ideas how to copy over the buttons?

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

If you want to add an option to the worksheet menu bar, I really like the way
John Walkenbach does it in his menumaker workbook:
http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip53.htm

Here's how I do it when I want a toolbar:
http://groups.google.co.uk/groups?th...5B41%40msn.com

JDub wrote:

I have created macros that I wish to share with my co-workers. Also, I have
created custom buttons to accompany those macros. I have been researching
how to share these buttons and macros, but to no success. Is there any way I
can share custom buttons and macros?

I found an export module option in Visual Basic, but am a little hesitant to
try importing anything on another person€„¢s computer without knowing it will
work.

Thanks for any help!

--

Dave Peterson