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That's what's happening now, unless the macro specifically deletes the
code in the template. If that code exists, delete it. In article . com, wrote: I have a macro that is run in a workbook that is the master copy. When the macro runs I have the user enter a new name to save the file. Once this happens the original macro is transferred to the new file, is there a way to protect this code so that it stays in the master copy and also transfers to the new workbook as well? |
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