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How can I get a .xla function addin on a public network drive to be
loaded from the public network drive instead of Excel looking in the
addins folder for it?


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Just browse to the network drive when you install it in Excel.

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Yea. Thats what I though too. But when you close excel and reopen it,
Excel likes to put a link to the addin in the formula bar followed by
the formula and will not load the addin.

But I have figure it out. You specify a secondary startup folder with
tools then option and the general tab.

Second textbox from the bottom. BAM! There it is.

Thanks


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