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How do you keep a macro in all your workbooks, I notice when I create a macro
in one workbook and then create a new workbook, my macro is gone. Thanks,
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look in help or the archives for PERSONAL.XLS

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How do you keep a macro in all your workbooks, I notice when I create a
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in one workbook and then create a new workbook, my macro is gone.
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Add the macro to your PERSONAL.XLS workbook. When you record a macro you
can either save the macro to the current workbook, a new workbook or the
personal workbook. Select the latter and it will automatically open this
file as a hidden file each time you start excel.

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How do you keep a macro in all your workbooks, I notice when I create a macro
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