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I've created a VBA macro for Excel which does some formatting of a
spreadsheet I receive weekly at work, and saves a lot of time. However, I want to be able to just use the macro of the spreadsheet when it is mailed to me. I though of having the macro in a blank spreadsheet in the background while opening the new spreasheet (this is my current solution) but, to be honest, this seems like a bit of a botched solution! Surely there is some way to just load a macro and run it - I want this to be as simple as possible so I can instruction other non-macro-savvy workmates to use the macro in my abscense. Any ideas? Cheers, Ian Griffiths. |
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