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Exporting Macros In Excel
My clients us my software application to receive weekly data. In this
software application, they can export to Excel and create great presentations. If I create an Excel Macro to turn rows and columns of data into exquisite charts and graphs... how do I send this Macro to others so that they can apply it to their data? THANKS! dls |
Exporting Macros In Excel
I would just send them the speadsheet containing the macros:
1. They would get the macros 2. They could get samples of the execution of the macros 3. They would get a working environment to debug potential problems -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200753 "funbdave" wrote: My clients us my software application to receive weekly data. In this software application, they can export to Excel and create great presentations. If I create an Excel Macro to turn rows and columns of data into exquisite charts and graphs... how do I send this Macro to others so that they can apply it to their data? THANKS! dls |
Exporting Macros In Excel
The best way to do this is to create an Add-In
(http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/CreateAddIn.aspx) and distribute that to the users. Keep the code separate from the data. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "funbdave" wrote in message ... My clients us my software application to receive weekly data. In this software application, they can export to Excel and create great presentations. If I create an Excel Macro to turn rows and columns of data into exquisite charts and graphs... how do I send this Macro to others so that they can apply it to their data? THANKS! dls |
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