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Automatically run macros
I have entered a macro in Visual Basic Editor that has a formula used to
spell out dollar amounts. I am wondering how to get this formula available in excel at all times. I want anyone to be able to type this formula in any workbook and it work automatically like the standard formulas. Is this possible? |
Automatically run macros
There are two ways:
1. for new workbooks, include the macro in a workbook that you save as book1.xlt in the XLSTART directory 2. For general use, create an addin and apply it. -- Gary's Student "Shirley" wrote: I have entered a macro in Visual Basic Editor that has a formula used to spell out dollar amounts. I am wondering how to get this formula available in excel at all times. I want anyone to be able to type this formula in any workbook and it work automatically like the standard formulas. Is this possible? |
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